Urgent Vows

by Lucy Monroe

FBT review:

Welcome to the captivating world of Urgent Vows, a gripping standalone mafia romance by Lucy Monroe. Catalina, desperate to escape her father's clutches and the dangerous mafia lifestyle, finds herself in an unexpected predicament. When her sister disappears on the morning of her wedding to Severu, the powerful don, Catalina is left standing in front of the priest in her sister's wedding dress. Sparks fly between Catalina and Severu, but can she protect herself from his allure? Will Severu break through her defenses and claim her as his own?

With explicit intimacy, graphic violence, and past references to domestic violence, Urgent Vows offers a thrilling and steamy romance guaranteed to keep readers on the edge of their seats. Lucy Monroe delivers a compelling story filled with passion, danger, and the desire for a happy ending. Don't miss the chance to dive into this tantalizing read that explores the complexities of love, loyalty, and the intoxicating power of forbidden attraction. Get your copy of Urgent Vows today and get ready to be swept away by this enthralling mafia romance.

Publisher Description:

Catalina
I’m done with life under my father’s brutal thumb. I’m running from the mafia right after my sister marries the don. It doesn’t matter that one touch from him sparks all sorts of things it shouldn’t. That’s only one more reason to leave. But when my sister disappears the morning of her wedding, I’m left in her wedding dress, standing in front of the priest. With him. The man I thought I could never have. The man who could break me.

Severu
For the stability of la famiglia, I need to marry. I don’t want a wife that will disrupt my life, but I crave this woman. Once her sister runs, nothing will stop me from having her. She’ll marry me to protect her sister, but who is going to protect her from me?

This is a standalone spicy mafia romance with a guaranteed HEA. No cliffhangers. No cheating.

CW: explicit intimacy, graphic violence, foul language and domestic violence (past reference and on the page - not between the main characters)