Monica Kayne Books in Order
Monica Kayne is a series of 5 books written by Monica Kayne.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Monica Kayne books in publication order
5 books
Merciless Heir
by Monica Kayne
2022
Escaping one criminal’s control brings a woman into the hands of Andrei Kozlov, who holds her captive and trains her as a spy. Growing attraction complicates her struggle for freedom as his plans place her life in danger.
Cruel Deception
by Monica Kayne
2023
After a high-stakes poker game, a cartel boss’s niece becomes tied to Bratva heir Daniil Kozlov through a forced marriage. Behind her resistance and their growing attraction lies a private mission to avenge her family’s killer.
Fierce Vow
by Monica Kayne
2023
When Alyona’s life is threatened, former lover Leonid Kozlov returns determined to protect her. Forced to pose as his fiancée aboard a Mediterranean yacht, she confronts both the danger pursuing her and the heartbreak he left behind.
Shattered Crown
by Monica Kayne
2024
Seeking revenge for her aunt’s death, Kira enters the world of powerful businessman and criminal leader Maxim Belov. Becoming his wife seems the best way to uncover his secrets, but their attraction threatens the certainty of her mission.
King of Carnage
by Monica Kayne
2026
A Bratva heiress unexpectedly encounters Elio Valenti, the mafia heir she was once supposed to marry before their families became enemies. His persistent pursuit draws her into his life as a father, while renewed danger prompts a demand for marriage.
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