The Pakhan's Borrowed Bride

Nadia Sorenson has sixty-three dollars to her name and a mother she can't afford to visit. When a man in a grey suit tells her the Bratva already paid for both, she signs the marriage contract because it's the only page left in her life with writing on it. Dmitri Volkov needs a wife for exactly one year. He does not need a woman who photographs his ledgers, corrects his capo's grammar, and smiles at him like she's already won. But his house has thin walls, his enemies have long memories, and his borrowed bride is standing in the middle of a war he started before he met her. He married her to keep her safe. She married him to survive. Neither of them planned on the last chapter.