Stolen By A Sinner (The Sinners Series)
From USA Today & Wall Street Journal bestselling author Michelle Heard, a new standalone, full-length Turkish Mafia Romance novel. Cinderella said to be kind, have courage, and always believe in a little magic. She's wrong. To survive in my world, you have to be dead inside, be on guard at all times, and never dream of the impossible.
You never dream of anything because you don't just get to stop working for the Polish mafia. But you can be stolen from them. Well, kind of.
When Gabriel Demir, head of the Turkish mafia, attacks my boss, I'm caught in the crossfire.
I'm taken captive, interrogated, and soon find myself in the position of maid again. Only this time, it's for the Turkish instead of Polish.
This time it's for a dangerously attractive man and not the insane one I've known all my life.
This time I find myself fantasizing about my boss instead of dreaming of ways to escape.
This time I'm not threatened with pain and death but with pleasure. But can I step out of the maid's uniform and into a ballgown?
Do I dare cross that line just for a moment in the spotlight? STANDALONE: A Turkish Mafia Romance full-length novel.
WARNING: 18+ only. Please read responsibly. THIS NOVEL CONTAINS TRIGGERING CONTENT.
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Community Reviews
A light mafia read always picks your mood up and this book didn't fail.
⚠️ TW: abuse, violence
I liked that this book was slow burn because if it had went any faster it would have ruined the dynamics of Gabriel and Lara's relationship. Gabriel also didn't care about the age gap between Lara and him until the last few chapters so that shows its completely fine.
This book had the captive trope, while it wasn't intense it did portray what it needed to. Gabriel also employed Lara under him which was the boss x employee trope (at least until he fell in love). I liked that Gabriel seemed like a man who wasn't ashamed who show his emotions. Lara went through a lot from a young age and her determination to get through everything is indeed admirable.
I felt that this book was too long, it could have been shorter because a few chapters seemed like fillers in-between and it did make me a little bored unfortunately. The same tango of Gabriel scaring Lara and Lara's obedience out of fear took up a big portion of the book at the start. But still this book was a quick, stress-less read.
Sinners series reviews
Taken by A Sinner
Owned by A Sinner
⚠️ TW: abuse, violence
I liked that this book was slow burn because if it had went any faster it would have ruined the dynamics of Gabriel and Lara's relationship. Gabriel also didn't care about the age gap between Lara and him until the last few chapters so that shows its completely fine.
This book had the captive trope, while it wasn't intense it did portray what it needed to. Gabriel also employed Lara under him which was the boss x employee trope (at least until he fell in love). I liked that Gabriel seemed like a man who wasn't ashamed who show his emotions. Lara went through a lot from a young age and her determination to get through everything is indeed admirable.
I felt that this book was too long, it could have been shorter because a few chapters seemed like fillers in-between and it did make me a little bored unfortunately. The same tango of Gabriel scaring Lara and Lara's obedience out of fear took up a big portion of the book at the start. But still this book was a quick, stress-less read.
Sinners series reviews
Taken by A Sinner
Owned by A Sinner
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