Nadia Voss has been precise about everything for twenty-two years. She has been alone for eleven of them and found it acceptable. She is revising this assessment.
The man who gives evidence at the Dask trial has read her case record eleven times. He knows which side of her arm she carries the brief on. He has ranked all four restaurants near the courthouse. He has been paying attention since Monday morning and he does not intend to stop.
His to Keep is the final book in The Renko Bratva — a dark romance about a man who pays complete attention and a woman who has spent twenty-two years being seen by everyone except herself. Slow burn. A quiet hero whose stillness is the loudest thing in the room. A heroine who is formidable in the way that arrives quietly and then you're already behind.
Standalone HEA. Series conclusion. Characters from Books 1 and 2 appear throughout.
The man who gives evidence at the Dask trial has read her case record eleven times. He knows which side of her arm she carries the brief on. He has ranked all four restaurants near the courthouse. He has been paying attention since Monday morning and he does not intend to stop.
His to Keep is the final book in The Renko Bratva — a dark romance about a man who pays complete attention and a woman who has spent twenty-two years being seen by everyone except herself. Slow burn. A quiet hero whose stillness is the loudest thing in the room. A heroine who is formidable in the way that arrives quietly and then you're already behind.
Standalone HEA. Series conclusion. Characters from Books 1 and 2 appear throughout.
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