Dirty Possession: A Mafia Romance
Hana Lee once had ambitions. Not grand ones, just the quiet, ordinary kind: a life shaped by her own choices, built on the education she'd fought to hold onto despite growing up surrounded by poverty and loss. Her father ended that. He sold her to the Korean Mafia in Seoul to settle his debts, and for six years she has existed in a gilded kind of suffering, performing the role of wife to the Head's son while knowing nothing of kindness or genuine affection. Only pain. She now views death as the most logical exit available to her, kept going by little more than a stubborn fragment of hope she refuses to let go. Sean O'Connor is not the sort of man people take seriously at first. Hot-headed and quick to act, he's written off by many as reckless, even self-serving. Yet within the Irish mafia, where he and his brothers hold things together in their father's fading absence, he's earned his place as a genuinely formidable enforcer. When Sean takes Hana, his thinking is purely tactical. She's leverage, a way to expose the Korean organisation and remind everyone who controls the west end. What he doesn't anticipate is the inconvenient, disorienting pull he feels toward her, or the unfamiliar instinct to protect rather than use. Two people shaped by violence, neither particularly practised at trust. It's a compelling, bruising setup, and fans of dark mafia romance will find plenty here to keep them turning pages.
- Author: Eliana Salome
- Publisher: Pretty Booked, LLC
- Genre: Contemporary Fiction
- ISBN: 978-1637181850
- Pages: 211 pages