Reseña del libro "Black Wedding: A Dark Mafia Romance - Alternative Skull Edition (en Inglés)"
Ruthless, feisty, incredibly sexy, and far from the timid daddy's girl I was expecting.That's Brianna O'Keenan-Daughter to Irish Mob boss, and my idea of settling a debt.The plan was simple. I would take her and hold her ransom to get the money I was owed, but my sweet Bree has her own agenda.She wants to dominate in a world ruled by men, but she needs my help. Her family's rules state only men can run the business, so she proposes we get married.In turn, she would get the power she craves and I would get my money and show the world I'm not to be messed with.But what happens when real feelings start to develop and we realise our wedding isn't all that black?AUTHOR NOTEBlack Wedding is a dark mafia, kidnapping, marriage of convenience, enemies-to-lovers romance. This book features dark themes which may be a trigger for some people. For more information on triggers please see the front of the book.Black Wedding is the first book in the Beautifully Brutal series, which follows an Irish Mafia Family as they fight to keep their power. Each book is about a different sibling and the person they fall in love with. So while each couple will get their HFN in their book, there are main plots and themes that run throughout the main books in the series. Therefore, all main books in the series should be read in order.RECOMMENDED READING ORDER FOR MAIN BOOKS IN SERIES: Black WeddingTrust In MeFighting To Be FreeThe Time Is NowThe Lies That ShatterTogether We ReignPlease Note - Dangerously Deceptive and The Ties We Break are prequels that are set before the events of Black Wedding. They do not have to be read in order to follow the main plot line. However, they do give back stories to some of the main characters, and reading them will give you extra info.Dangerously Deceptive is Kellan's backstory and should be read after Black Wedding, but before Trust In Me.The Ties We Break gives you an insight into Kian and Desmond's backstory, and should be read after Trust In Me, but before Fighting To Be Free.
