Mafia's Dirty Secret: Small Town Contemporary New Adult Romance
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3.7 • 44 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Indulge in this dark mafia romance series starter by USA Today Bestselling contemporary billionaire romance author Summer Cooper.
In a small town burdened by secrets, Marie lives a life bound by duty and sacrifice. Her days revolve around caring for her sick and abusive mother, the only love she knows that will never be returned. But when a mysterious out-of-towner named Matteo arrives, everything changes.
Ignoring her mother's warnings about men, Marie is drawn to Matteo's enigmatic charm and seductive presence. As a member of the mafia, Matteo embodies danger and intrigue, igniting a fire within Marie that she never knew existed. With him, she finds the attention and affection she has always yearned for.
However, beneath Matteo's irresistible exterior lies a secret that could unravel everything they've built. As Marie dives deeper into his intoxicating world, she must confront the consequences of her choices and Matteo's secret.
The reading order of this series is as follows:
1. Mafia's Dirty Secret
2. Mafia's Fake Bride
3. Mafia's Final Play
This book is sizzling hot book (and not suitable for prudish readers), perfect for readers who relish the sensuous and captivating works of Luna Mason, Eva Winners, Parker S. Huntington, Nicole Fox and TL Swan.
Customer Reviews
A great start to a series.
The author had me hooked from page 1 with Matteo & Marie's story. All of Marie's life has been an emotional rollercoaster ride at the hands of her abusive mother. Her mother is dying & Marie is left to look after her. A bright moment occurs when she meets Matteo but is it too good to be true?
I look forward to reading the next book.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Loved it
Loved this book. Couldn’t put it down. Loved the characters and easy to read
Long winded
I really struggled to read this. The main character was a doormat and it just dragged on and on. I finally flipped to the end because it was so depressing only to find out there’s another book and a cliffhanger that is really just a boring way of adding another book. Don’t recommend it at all.