Rafaella Dutra

“What did you say?”
“I said that if you won’t touch me and make me yours, then maybe someone should.”
To my surprise, Archie smirked at me and his gaze drifted to my lips.
“No one’s ever going to touch you but me, Rosie.”

***

Rosie Fay is the daughter of the mafia, so she is used to being surrounded by guns, sulky men, and dangerous deals. But her father thought she shouldn’t lead things after he was gone, so he made a deal and offered her hand in marriage to Archie Donovan.
The arranged marriage wasn’t the problem though—Archie was. He treated her well and took care of her, but that’s all their relationship entailed. No romantic strings attached. But they clearly liked each other, so why did he always push her away?
As the tension between them intensified, the dangers around the family increased. Was happiness even a possibility for them? Or would the mafia life take that away from her?
Daughter of the Mafia is created by Rafaella Dutra, an eGlobal Creative Publishing signed author.

Daughter of the Mafia

Everything that happened with Seth last night got me destabilized. It wasn’t the first time that one of my men got hurt, but still, knowing that Royce was so close and I had no idea how to stop him was terrifying, to say the least.


Not to mention the fact that I didn’t know how to keep Rosie protected the entire time she was out of my sight. She hated bodyguards, and truth be told, I just wished I could keep my eyes on her myself.


Having her go to work by herself on the other side of the city put me on edge. I couldn’t take her there since I had to leave early this morning to deal with the whole FBI offer that Tyler talked to me about. I had no idea what to expect from it, but everything he told me last night sounded like a good idea. 


Having the law on my side would be a hell of a good deal. And being able to put men like Royce behind bars—even though I wished I could just have him disappear from the earth—made the offer even more tempting.


Chapter 42: The Worst Day Of My Life