She agreed to the marriage to end a war. She didn’t agree to fall for the man.

Anya Volkov has survived twenty-seven years in the orbit of dangerous men by being the most useful person in any room, and the most invisible. When her uncle tells her she will marry Roman Caldero to hold a ceasefire between two families on the edge of war, she agrees. She has no intention of being a wife. She has every intention of being a weapon.

Roman Caldero built his operation on one principle: control what you can demonstrate, and trust nothing you can’t. He researched Anya Volkov for three weeks before the arrangement was made. He was not prepared for her.

What begins as a strategic alliance becomes something neither of them planned for, a partnership forged in the middle of an investigation, a threat from inside the operation, and the specific, dangerous proximity of two people who have spent their lives refusing to need anyone.

Then someone plants evidence against her. Roman has to choose between twenty years of loyalty and a woman he’s known for two months.

He doesn’t ask if it’s true. She doesn’t offer to prove it. They both understand what that silence costs.

Mafia Marriage: Vows Under Fire is a slow-burn arranged marriage mafia romance featuring a razor-sharp heroine, a controlled and devoted anti-hero, and a love story built from equal parts intelligence and restraint.