Marinov Bratva Books in Order
Part ofLilian Harris Books in OrderExplore Marinov Bratva by Lilian Harris in order, with short summaries and a guide to the books to help you choose where to start reading.
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Marinov Bratva books in publication order
5 books
Konstantin
by Lilian Harris
2025
A woman becomes a powerful Bratva leader’s assistant intending to expose his secrets and destroy his empire. Konstantin’s attention and unexpected protection complicate her mission, leaving her caught between the revenge she planned and feelings she cannot control.
Aleksei
by Lilian Harris
2026
After trying to imprison a ruthless Bratva killer, a woman is forced to marry him to protect her family. Aleksei’s possessiveness and unexpected tenderness challenge her hatred, but discovering the truth behind their union threatens the fragile trust developing between them.
Anton
by Lilian Harris
2026
Ordered to kill an enemy’s daughter, Anton instead finds himself drawn to Thora’s gentleness and courage. Protecting the woman he was meant to eliminate places him in conflict with his own family, especially when someone else takes her.
Kirill
by Lilian Harris
2026
A Bratva father becomes attached to the waitress whose patience wins his autistic son’s trust. When circumstances place Sloane under his protection as a nanny, growing feelings collide with the hidden reason she entered his dangerous world.
Mikhail
by Lilian Harris
2027
Mikhail’s story continues Lilian Harris’s Marinov Bratva series in this announced novel.
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