Daddys Forbidden Prize – Lydia Hall

When I came into the office this evening, everything was moving along like nothing at all happened… though I’ll have to remind Natasha to keep quiet about everything to their coworkers. Pretty sure I drove the point home after I sent her and Junie off to get looked at, but one never knows. Last I heard, she’s all right. She walked away with a black eye, bruises and fingernail cuts around her neck, but otherwise, she’s all right. I made sure to give her a few thousand dollars so she can take some time off to heal.

My guys are all through the club now. Junie’s home with a concussion, so I had to get somebody to cover the door anyway. I’m sure Ember’s pissed about that, but she’ll just have to get over it. As for Natasha’s boyfriend? He won’t bother her again. I made sure of that. I’m sitting on the couch in my office, having a drink.

My fists are bruised and sore. That guy had a hard face and could take a punch. Those first few punches were like hitting concrete. Just like concrete, however, if you hit it enough times, it eventually cracks and crumbles. I look down at the club and the spot where we ‘handled’ things. The blood has been mopped up. The teeth, fingers, and toes that were left in puddles of blood around his chair were found and disposed of.

The sin we committed is as gone as he is. A knock at the door. I turn just as it opens and Ember peeks her head in. “Are you busy?” “No,” I answer. “Come in.” She comes all the way in and closes the door behind her. Tonight, like every night, she looks good, a simple cream business suit and her white blonde hair tied up in a bun. It’s very professional and sexy as fuck. I look away from her, drinking my glass of vodka. She’s probably about to lay into me about what happened.

“I know you said no ‘business’ on the premises,” I say, beating her to it. “But you have to understand. Last night was something that needed to happen.” “It didn’t need to happen,” she says, “but I get why you did it.” I hear her sigh heavily. “Thank you… for taking care of things.” I look over my shoulder at her. She’s got her hands clasped in front of her humbly.

“For the record,” I say, “I don’t take pleasure in doing shit like that. The way I see it⁠—” “Would you have done the same for me?” she asks. It’s an honest question. It deserves an honest answer. “He’d have gotten worse for coming after you.” She doesn’t respond. She walks all the way in and sits on the arm of the couch and goes, “Good to know, I guess.

No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Formatted with Vellum OceanofPDF.com CONTENTS Blurb 1. Ember 2. Roman 3. Ember 4. Roman 5. Ember 6. Roman 7. Ember 8.

Roman 9. Ember 10. Roman 11. Ember 12. Roman 13. Ember 14. Roman 15. Ember 16. Roman 17. Ember 18. Roman 19. Ember 20. Roman 21. Ember 22. Roman 23. Ember 24. Roman 25. Ember 26. Roman 27. Ember 28. Roman 29. Ember 30. Roman 31. Ember 32. Epilogue Also by Lydia Hall OceanofPDF.com BLURB She’s my employee. My daughter’s favorite person. And the one woman I should never touch.

I’m a Bratva pakhan with blood on my hands. A widowed father ruling through fear and loyalty. Love was buried with my wife. Until she walks into my club⁠— smart mouth, steady hands, eyes that don’t flinch. She tells me no. She challenges my power. She makes my home feel alive again. It was supposed to be control. One mistake. One night. Now the Feds are watching. My enemies are circling. And she’s hiding something that could destroy me. Don’t worry, solnyshko. Daddy will protect what’s his…

no matter the cost. Author’s Note: A dark, emotional Bratva romance featuring a widowed mafia father, forbidden attraction, age gap tension, and dangerous secrets. No Cliffhanger. HEA Guaranteed. OceanofPDF.com I 1 EMBER can’t believe I’m sitting in a strip club parking lot. Is this what my life has come to? I can’t stop thinking about my dad and what he would probably think if he could see me right now.

Shit, I can almost hear him chastising me in his backhanded way. “Things happen to the best of us, Slugger, but you can’t let some cretino pull you out of your morals. At the end of the day, that’s all you’ve got. He’d have found a way to get me a job at the station, probably. Or asked around for any little bullshit job just to keep me from considering this one.

The weird thing is that I’d have probably gone for those bullshit jobs because God forbid I let my idiot ex-boyfriend ‘drag me out of my morals’. After everything, I don’t even know what that really means anymore. Fucking Ricky. This really is all his fault. All the bullshit that he put me through—coming to my job and causing scenes every time he thought I was cheating, only to find out after they fired me that he, himself, had a chick on the side.

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