Fractured Vows
Bratva Princes don’t date regular girls like me.
To be fair, I never knew my roommate’s older brother was a prince of the criminal underworld. They seemed like a normal, upper class American family. Only, a much happier, less competitive family than mine.
Time’s run out, and I desperately need a date to the wedding from hell.
An all too common problem, I can’t appear at my perfect sister’s wedding alone. My grades and internship aren’t enough to shield me. I need a piece of candy on my arm, and there’s only one man crazy enough to help me deceive my family.
Viktor Markovich is utterly gorgeous, sinful in all the best ways, and he knows me well enough to play the part of fake boyfriend.
He says he’ll help if we do it his way.
He shreds my contract.
He says we’re going to have fun.
It should be a dream vacation, and maybe for other girls it would be. Traipsing all over a tropical paradise with this hot as hell, frustrating beast of a man wasn’t what I signed up for.
But what if I let go? What if this fake relationship was real? My heart leaps at the idea.
Unfortunately, by the time my sister says “I do,” the game is up. I should have listened to my head, not mixed business with a good time.
Weeks later, when my tipsy BFF calls me and tells me that the island wasn’t a fake, my heart wars with my mind once more. And then my BFF drops the other shoe.
If I want the fairytale, I have to fly into the underworld and save my prince—or it will be too late.
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