The Mob 2: Shio Cuppacio (Put it on the Mob)

Pretty Little Sinner Solana Ledesma is everything Shio Cuppacio prayed against. She lives her life without direction, routine, restrictions, or discipline. When the reckless beauty is suddenly dumped into his world, Shio believes he’ll send her on her way without a second thought. Instead, he finds himself falling for the beautiful hot mess he never saw coming. Certain God wouldn’t have crossed their paths if she wasn’t meant to be his, Shio vows to eliminate every man standing in his way before fully immersing himself in all things Solana Ledesma. Until the past crashes into the present. One phone call changes everything, revealing the existence of a daughter Shio never knew he had. Watching Solana battle the same demons that once destroyed his father forces Shio to face a truth he’s been avoiding. He and Solana had been living inside a bubble—one built on temptation, obsession, delusion, and sin. A cycle that tested his control, his beliefs, and the discipline he built his entire life around. He broke every rule he ever stood on for his Pretty Little Sinner, only to realize her sins may be far too grave to overlook. Now his enemies want a trade. A girl for a girl. Solana for his long-lost daughter. The choice should be obvious. A man chooses his child… right? But a child also comes with the child’s mother—a woman Shio failed to eliminate years ago. And with two women hanging in the balance, there’s still one obligation he can’t escape: honoring his family and the mob by taking a wife. But Shio refuses to give his child’s mother his last name. And his Pretty Little Sinner may not deserve it either. A King needs a Queen, but what happens when the man who is always seventeen steps ahead is finally forced into a corner where every choice costs him something?
ASIN: B0H592SSJD
VSKU: BVV.B0H592SSJD.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Austin, Lisa
Binding: Paperback
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Condition Notes: Book has little sign of wear or use