His Fight
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4.5 • 12 Ratings
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- $2.99
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
From USA Today Bestselling Author KL Donn comes the Mafia Made series, featuring novels from Award-Winning Author E.M. Shue. His Fight is book 4 in the Mafia Made Series.
Her fight becomes his, and Santi won't let her go.
Dishonorably discharged.
There's a distinction between honor and betrayal, and my chosen country chose sides. Abandoning me after I gave them everything.
Back in my homeland, I'm looking for purpose.
For a sign that everything happens for a reason isn't just a phrase.
I need my life to have meaning again.
And until the early morning hours after a night of drinking, I never thought I'd have it.
She's the one thing he never knew he was missing.
Amalia Russo.
Fire and rain.
Bruised and broken.
She's trying to escape but prepared to die.
And my meaning to live.
In Amalia's reluctant trust, I find my drive to accept my fate and show her what she could be missing if she gives in to her fear, in to his demands.
Sicily thinks the Mafia has gone soft, that love has made its men weak. I'm about to show them love is only making us stronger.
His Fight is a protector to lover's romance with graphic violence, sexual and domestic abuse, and a bit of sexy voyeurism. Please read with caution.
Customer Reviews
Santi
Santi and Amalia are both battling their own demons. Trying to escape their pasts and learning to trust again. Can they overcome together and except others help or will they go up in flames?
Amalia and Santi
Holy smokes His Fight is absolutely freaking amazing. The emotions you feel for Amalia and Santi are felt in every single word. The heartache, the passion, the unconditional love. By far my favorite yet. If I could give His Fight a million stars I would. Their story was fire. Outstanding job KL Donn!!!!!
His Fight
Santi comes home feeling lost after being dishonorably discharged from the military. Amalia was tortured daily and beaten if she did anything Bartolo didn't like. She has nightmares/habits that are hard to break. Santi is gentle and shows Amalia how she should be worshipped. This does have violence, abuse, trauma but was written in a way that helps you understand Amalia's will to fight and be free.