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    Vincenzo: Mafia Heat, #1

    By Ella Jade

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    Deception Never Looked So Good

     

    NADIA

    I needed answers,

    The truth to the past,

    But what I find changes everything.

     

    A dead body,

    A murderer,

    And I'm the living, breathing eye witness,

    Of a crime they'll do anything to hide.

     

    Now, I'm on the run, 

    And slamming into the hard, rugged body of Vincenzo Marchelli,

    Should send me racing for the hills,

    But something calms me,

    Gives me sanctuary.

     

    I was in the wrong place at the wrong time,

    But it just may be the saving grace I needed all along.

     

    VINCENZO

     

    Liars, crime, coverups, and corruption,

    As an attorney, I can spot it all a mile away.

    As the son of a mob boss, it follows me everywhere.

     

    But when Nadia literally lands in my arms,

    With an unbelievable story,

    I know one thing:

    Her fear is real,

    And my desire is ignited.

     

    Come Hell or high-water, 

    I will protect her,

    Save her,

    Even if it means going against her biggest enemy,

    My Family.  

     

    Start reading this sexy, mafia family saga by USA Today Bestselling Author Ella Jade today.

     

    Book One in the Mafia Heat Series

    All books stand alone

    Contains Mature Content 

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherElla Jade
    Release dateOct 30, 2018
    ISBN9781386102694
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