The Mafia King's Bride: The Night of the Fallen D…

In the dead of night in Moscow, the debauched reek of an underground club was so thick it stung the eyes. Yevgeny Romanov, the man who ruled an entire Eastern European smuggling empire, was staring at his debt-forced bride—Lin Qingyao, a woman raised in a convent who believed even a kiss was a sin. He called her a "witch"; she called him a "demon." This marriage born of convenience should have been nothing more than his one-sided domination and subjugation of her, until a bullet meant for him tore through her body instead. In that moment, the tyrant's heart, frozen for twenty years, was seared open by the blood of this frail woman, a crack running deep.