Devil in Ruin by Trisha Wolfe

Dominic:
Brianna Cassatto is off-limits. From the moment our families formed an alliance through marriage, she became untouchable. To not only me—but every man. I made sure of that by threatening all who dares to look her way.
In the dark underworld of mafia monsters and villains, there is nothing more dangerous than the desire for a woman you cannot have. That temptation can drive a man mad, make him do the unthinkable.
And when Bria is promised to my enemy, the beast within goes feral, far beyond the mere unthinkable.
I’m a devil with a stolen birthright, ready to reclaim my legacy and empire. With the atrocities I’ve vowed to commit, I’ll be on my way to hell.
And I’m taking sweet Bria with me.
Brianna:
For two years, I’ve waited for Dominic Erasto to see me as more than an unwanted stepsister, a burden, even an obstacle to his crown. He thinks of me as a spoiled mafia princess just waiting to be married off to the highest bidder.
But when that day arrives, no peace will be bought with my hand—not when the devil himself declares war. His spoils:
Me.
But I’m no wilting flower. Raised in a ruthless world, I will draw blood as quickly as he deems to steal it. And when the devil comes to take me, I will be hisruin.
Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Quote
Dedication
From the Author
1. Thus let me avow
2. The fury of a demon instantly possessed me
3. Leave my loneliness unbroken
4. Once conceived, it haunted me day and night
5. O craving heart, for the lost flowers
6. Take this kiss upon the brow
7. I stand amid the roar, Of a surf-tormented shore
8. His vesture was dabbled in blood
9. …what sweet rest there must be in the grave
10. Deep in the earth my love is lying
11. For the moon never beams, without bringing me dreams
12. There was an iciness, a sinking, a sickening of the heart
13. —the madness of a memory which busies itself among forbidden things
14. There are chords in the hearts of the most reckless which cannot be touched without emotion
15. And evil was the hour when she saw, and loved
16. I knew that she had loved me long, and, in an evil moment, I spoke to her
17. My sorrow—I could not awaken
18. But we loved with a love that was more than love
Free Novella
Marriage & Malice
Darkly, Madly Duet
About the Author
Also by Trisha Wolfe
Acknowledgments
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