Broken Throne Books in Order
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Broken Throne books in publication order
5 books
Mob Boss' Curvy Hostage
by Lisa Lovell
2021
An intense encounter with a charismatic stranger turns into captivity when a woman discovers his connection to organized crime. Held in his territory, she must negotiate for survival while confronting the dangerous attraction that brought her there.
Mob Boss' Ever After
by Lisa Lovell
2021
Believing the mafia prince has fallen, a pregnant woman prepares to face motherhood without him. Memories of his love and the legacy she carries shape the final reckoning of a relationship surrounded by danger and loss.
Mob Boss' Forbidden Obsession
by Lisa Lovell
2021
A captive woman finds herself dependent on the mob boss who has taken her freedom, with his enemies making escape perilous. A secret she carries promises to disrupt the balance of power between them.
Mob Boss' Secret Baby
by Lisa Lovell
2021
After fleeing Ronnie, a pregnant woman falls into a trap set by his enemies. Threats against her unborn child leave her hoping the man she escaped can reach her before their captors carry out their plans.
Mob Boss' Unexpected Bride
by Lisa Lovell
2021
Pregnant with a mob boss's child, a woman hides the truth while living under his control. Convinced his enemies will target the baby, she begins planning an escape to a place where even he cannot find her.
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