β Scribed by Kresley Cole
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The highly anticipated complete novel of The Professionalβthe first installment in #1 New York Times bestselling author Kresley Coleβs scorching Game Maker series, an erotica collection that has readers asking: How hot is too hot?
Meet the Professional.
Mafiya enforcer Aleksandr βThe Siberianβ Sevastyanβs loyalty to his boss is unwavering, until he meets the boss's long-lost daughter, a curvy, tantalizing redhead who haunts his mind and heats his blood like no other. Ordered to protect her, Aleksandr will do anything to possess her as wellβon his own wicked terms.
He makes the rules.
Grad student Natalie Porter has barely recovered from her first encounter with the dark and breathtaking Siberian when he whisks her away to Russia, thrusting her into a world of extreme wealth and wanton pleasures.
In the game of obsession, two players are better than one.
Yet...
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