Pakhan Safe House: A Forced Proximity Mafia Romance

Amanda Hitt has spent fifteen years putting dangerous men behind bars. As a prosecutor for Chicago's organized crime division, she knows exactly what monsters look like.Then someone tries to kill her.She wakes in a remote cabin deep in the Wisconsin woods with no phone, no car, and no way home. Her captor is Anton- cold, controlled, dangerously competent, and working for the very criminal empire she's spent her career fighting.Anton tells her she's not his prisoner.She's under his protection.Cut off from the city while a war between rival syndicates unfolds around them, Amanda finds herself trapped with a man who cooks her dinner, teaches her how to fight, watches over her while she sleeps, and looks at her like she's something far more dangerous than a job.She should hate him.Instead, somewhere between snow-covered trails, late-night movies, and quiet mornings in the kitchen, she starts to fall in love with him.But Anton is keeping secrets. About the Bratva. About the man who ordered her taken. And about why her entire life may have been built on a lie.Because the most dangerous thing in Anton's world isn't the violence.It's the truth about who Amanda really is.Pakhan Safe House is a dark mafia romantic suspense featuring a morally gray protector hero, forced proximity, hidden family secrets, emotional slow burn tension, and a hard-won HEA.

Pages: 193, Paperback, Independently published