Mafia King’s Teacher
Lisa felt Matto's hand release her arms as the other slowly moved down her body, in her underwear. "Why didn’t you stay with me this morning, Amoreco? Did I not fully satisfy you?"Matto said softly as he began to tease her. Lisa gasped as she could feel her heartbeat faster, as sparks of pleasure began to form. "I asked you a question, Amoreco, and I expect an answer!"
Matto Maldonado was used to having women throw themselves at him. After all, not only was he rich, but he was also a powerful Brazilian gang leader. That was how it had always been.
That was until a brave school teacher, Lisa Mitchell, saved him from an assassination attempt and turned his world upside down. While Matt felt an instant connection, Lisa made it clear that she was not interested! She is too busy looking after her deaf younger sister to have her nights filled with passion.
Can Matto persuade Lisa to give him a chance? Even if Matto does, can Lisa accept Matto’s position as leader of the notorious Brazilian Sun God Gang? Or has Lisa got her own secrets that will cause chaos in Matto’s world?
One thing is for sure, Matto is going to do everything in his power to make this feisty and sexy school teacher his!
The writing is really good. There are some small grammatical mistakes here and there. other than the book is well written. The book currently has only 12 chapters. So I don't think I can comment on the stability of updates. The story development is well written. It is interesting and has a good pace. The character design is also good. I can see more about a character's personality in every chapter. Each of them have their own characteristics and personalities and that makes them unique and more life like. Which makes the book more entertaining. I think the author needs to work more on the world background. Maybe talk more about the surrounding and all. It does not personally bother me too much, but seeing descriptions can help the readers envision the areas where the scene is taking place. These are just my personal opinions. Anyway, this book is definitely a good read. Good work author!