Alexis Abbott

Sonya is a Russian ballerina leaving the United States for a vacation in Paris, and she’s celebrating her last night in the country by throwing a masquerade party.
Assigned to protect Sonya from a suspected assassin, Russian hitman Lev has secretly been in love with Sonya for a while. After he loses her in the crowd, he soon finds her in the worst of situations.
I normally don’t read first person narratives, but I thought I would give this one a chance because I like mafia books. I haven’t read the other books in the Hitmen series, and since this story was so short, I didn’t feel like I got to know the H/h or the other characters.
There were a few typos, but the story was fast paced and kept my attention.
3 Stars

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I REALLY LOVED THIS NOVEL AND I WANTED TO KILL ROSIE'S DAD! I found that Rosie had to care for her little sisters all by of her little sister's when she was just a child herself. As far as her dad's grief that his wife had given birth and died was just horrible, and he cared nothing for his daughters, he gambled like crazy, and drank all of the time was just wrong!! Rosie is traded to the Russians and his debts to them is paid, but WHAT of Rosie? I liked that Konstantin felt love at the first sight of Rosie, and as the new Pahkan she was his property, but she was an innocent and he intended to eliminate slave trade of young girls and women. Book seven had me hopping mad and I can't wait to read the next book!… (altro)