Keeping a gang boss is a lot harder than Heather thought. Especially when he's such an easy guy to kidnap.

Heather’s life was finally settling down, her plans of ending her best friend's killer well and truly being made—until a hitwoman far more dangerous than Heather came knocking on their door.
Now she’s on a one-woman mission to save the flirty gang boss who drives her crazy and the cute-but-psycho masked hacker who somehow became her ride-or-die.
Armed with relentless determination, a cute fluffy dog, and absolutely no clue what she's doing, Heather charges into danger, ready to take on anyone who gets in her way.
But rescuing her men won’t be easy. Between her knack for finding trouble, a surprise visit from a man from her past, and an unpredictable mission, Heather’s not sure if she’s saving her men—or adding herself to the hostage count.
As secrets unravel, plans go haywire, and alliances shift, Heather confirms three things:

• She doesn't fear blood so long as she keeps her eyes shut
• Giorgio De Luca is a deadman walking
• She might not be so lucky after all

Reaper & Ruin is the second of three books following Heaven aka Heather, a sweet, bubbly & ditzy for the plot dancer. This trilogy is hilarious, spicy, and thrilling. It follows her as she seeks revenge (terribly) for the death of someone she loves, with the local flirty gang boss. And with the help of her golden retriever stalker who's a deadly hacker and hitman that hides behind a ghost mask. Expect lots of fun flipped tropes, in this found family and forced proximity story with mild friends to enemies to lovers & friends to lovers. In a hilarious dark romcom & suspense series.

Disclaimer: this is not a mafia romance & it was previously published in 2024 with an edition called Keeping The Mafia Boss

This series is full of interconnected standalones, duologies, trilogies, and more — a world of powerful families, deadly rivalries, and unforgettable love stories. Each character in each main family (and the fun side characters) gets their own story with a complete ending but I think it's more fun to read them all and see all the great cameos and shenanigans that occur.

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