Why does it feel so good to be so bad?

Chelsea:

The dark, dominant, tattooed Spaniard has all the arrogant machismo of a bullfighter and a body carved out of steel. In my sister's fairytale romance, he almost destroyed my family. He's the devil, and I hate him.

Until he saves my life, and changes everything.

Javier Toro is the last man in the world I expect to find pulling me out of the way of danger. He's cocky, crude, and dangerously tempting. He oozes sex and the promise of breaking every rule I've ever made. Bad boy? Yeah, no, there's nothing “boy” about Javier. He's a man.

A very, very bad man.

And I can't resist him, no matter the consequences.

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Javier:

What is it that they say, payback is a bitch?

No, scratch that. Payback is a motherf**ker. One day after breaking out of a South American prison, I run head-first into her.

Innocent, uptight, and sexy as sin. Her sister may have almost killed me, her family put me in prison. That doesn't mean I'm not dying to find out if she's as much of a firebrand in bed as she is while she's chasing me down, trying to put me away again.

That is, I'm curious until she's got a gun pressed to my chest, flashing me a badge.

Yeah, Special Agent Chelsea Archer isn't just “off-limits, she's the f*cking enemy. And if she gets close to someone like me, I'm going to destroy her. I'm going to ruin her in such perfect ways and have her scream my name like I'm the last man on Earth.

Because I'm no hero, I'm the bad guy.

And I'm a very, very bad guy.

**This is a standalone bad boy mafia romance with a HEA and NO CLIFFHANGER!**

This book can be read entirely on it's own, although you may find the story more enriching by reading the full Soldiers of Fortune series.