My name is Alana Montoya. My husband is the King of L.A. And I am his Queen.
I never asked for this life, but now that it's mine, I will fight for it with every breath in my body.
Our love is fire and fury, burning brighter than the heat of a thousand suns. But when secrets and betrayal threaten our chance at happiness, will the flames be enough to vanquish our enemies, and destroy our doubts and fears? Or will the ashes and embers of what we once had be all that remains?
A war is coming to L.A, and when it is over, only one side will be left standing.
A fierce King will burn the whole world down to get what he wants.
But, a wise King knows that he can't win a war alone.
Because when all is said and done, everyone knows that the Queen is the most powerful player on the board.
Praise for Fierce King: 'Alejandro is definitely one of the hottest Mafia Bosses I have ever read about.'
'The chemistry between both Alejandro and Alana is electrifying!!!!!'
'The chemistry between these two is fire & the steam is off the charts.'
'Be Still my beating heart....
I'm still swooning over Alejandro Montoya, he is going to steal your hearts and live in your memories as one of the best book boyfriends ever!!!!!
What a story!!! This is now one of my favorite ever reads!'
'Okay, let me break it down for you.... I LOVED IT. Totally hooked.'
'If I could give this book more stars I would... The characters and plot had me hooked from the beginning, it was so good in fact I read it in a day because I couldn't put it down.'
'This is dark mafia romance at its finest.Hot, steamy alpha male goodness, Alejandro was it for me.And don't even get me started on the smut. You'll need a cold flannel for their scenes.'
'Just! Wow!!Alejandro Montoya is a hot, sexy, alpha monster, but does he have a heart..? A fantastic story, with characters that have soul and emotion, that isn't just all about the hot sexy, steaminess, although there is that in abundance too!!!
Just brilliant'
Publishers note: This book contains scenes and themes of an adult nature.
