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Married to the BRATVA Brute

(2026)
(The second book in the BRATVA Heiresses series)
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She volunteers at a Women's Shelter. He breaks bones for cash.
Her dead father thinks they’re perfect for each other.

Evaria

My father left me a fortune, a family empire, and one condition. I have thirty days to marry the man he chose for me.

I’d never even heard his name.

Fyodor Nevolin. The son who walked out on Chicago’s coldest Bratva family twelve years ago and came back a legend in the underground fighting rings. The man they call the Brute.

Everyone thinks I’m the soft sister. The one who volunteers at shelters, cries at commercials, and couldn’t hurt a fly. They’re not wrong.

But soft isn’t the same as stupid. If I’m going to marry a stranger, I’m setting the rules. We talk every day, and he tells me the truth, even when it’s ugly.

I just didn’t expect his truths to make me fall for him.

Theo

Yaroslav Maximov found me at an underground fight in Indiana and offered me his daughter. He wouldn’t even show me her picture.

Then she shouldered open the door of my gym, drank my terrible coffee because it would have been rude not to, and asked me something ugly.

Now my father wants a piece of her inheritance. Her family’s enemies are circling. And the only thing I want is the one thing I’ll never take from her.

Her choice.

If she can choose me every day, I’ll prove every day that I deserve it.

Married to the BRATVA Brute is a steamy, standalone arranged-marriage romance in the BRATVA Heiresses series. It has a soft-hearted heroine who knows her own mind, a scarred, possessive hero who’d burn down Chicago for her, and familiar faces from the Orlov world, with a guaranteed happily ever after.



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