The One Night Match
Riley Callahan has spent years trying to escape the life of a mafia princess, only to be dragged back in when her parents sign her up for the Mafia Matchmaker.
The service uses its unique algorithm to match her with Cruz De Luca, the ruthless boss of the Seattle Mafia, and she starts making a plan to convince him to invoke the 90 day clause that would allow them to dissolve their marriage.
When she decides to spend her last night of freedom before the wedding with a handsome stranger in a nightclub, she assumes she’ll never see him again.
But when she walks down the aisle the following morning, the last thing she expects is to find her one night stand waiting at the alter for her.
After killing his father and taking over as head of the family, Cruz De Luca is tired of being underestimated by those that served beneath the previous boss.
The solution? Getting married.
He expected a vapid mafia princess, a brat. But what he never saw coming was how hard he would fall for the woman the matchmaker matched him with.
Riley is everything he never knew he needed, and he’ll do whatever it takes to convince her their marriage can last the distance.
But when the traitors in his family start circling the woman he’s fallen hard and fast for, he might have no choice but to let her go.
Content Warning: This book contains dark themes and readers discretion should be applied. For a full list of TW’s, please see authors website.
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