Borisov Bratva Books in Order
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Borisov Bratva books in publication order
5 books
Brutal Prince
by Lisa Lovell
2022
A woman's encounter with Ilya leaves her pregnant and caught in a dangerous attachment. When his rival kidnaps her, she must reconsider who holds power over her future and what bargain might offer a way out.
Damaged Empire
by Lisa Lovell
2022
A woman becomes entangled with a calculating Bratva assassin whose violence makes him seem incapable of compassion. Fear and attraction pull her in opposing directions until the man she expects to kill her instead becomes her rescuer.
Reckless Vows
by Lisa Lovell
2022
A vengeful man's arrival develops into a dangerous relationship neither participant can easily escape. Pregnancy raises the stakes, while unfolding secrets leave the woman carrying his child uncertain whom she can trust with their future.
Ruthless King
by Lisa Lovell
2022
Already intended for someone else, a woman attracts a ruthless man who decides to claim her. Caught in his dangerous world and drawn to him despite her fear, she faces a relationship shaped by obsession and control.
Savage Heir
by Lisa Lovell
2022
Six years after an encounter with Ilya Borisov, a struggling single mother unexpectedly meets him again. The feared Bratva assassin recognizes neither her nor their son, leaving her to decide how long she can conceal the truth.
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