Marcus Wolfgang (aka: The Wolf of Manhattan) has his eyes solely set on New York’s most beautiful model, Bonnie Reynolds. From the moment he finds her practically unconscious in his sister’s former, college dorm room, their attraction is undeniable and instantly intense. Wolfgang simply cannot leave her alone. However, he’s not the only dangerous man with eyes for the gorgeous, ethereal woman.

With constant obstacles at every turn, Marcus must find a way to protect Bonnie from the threats of his world. Little does Wolfgang know that he’s not the only one with ties to a dark past.

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“I’m not above tying you to my bed and spending the next several hours reminding you just who the f*ck you belong to”

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Posing for the Mafia is written by Rebecca Lyne, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Posing for the Mafia

There was a reason why chess was always Julius’ favorite game to play as a child. Now that he was older, he discovered that life wasn’t too different from the game he had spent hours playing and perfecting his skills over. 


It was a true game of precision. To outwit one’s opponent by formulating a plan before they even had a chance to begin was what Princeton thrived off of, watching his enemy fall apart while he dominated the board with each and every move he orchestrated.


And of all the pieces that were at his disposal to move around as he chose, the ‘Pawn’ was always his particular favorite. Of all little features the piece held, Julius always valued its disposability because in reality, a pawn was never important enough to save or protect. Its whole purpose was merely a means of reaching an end.


At least that’s what Julius always believed.


Chapter 36: To Play The Pawn