Indebted An Enemies To Lovers Mafia Romance

J. L. Beck, C. Hallman — 2020

It was a debt to be settled, a price to be repaid.Sold. My body, mind, and soul, given to the most terrifying man I've ever met. Enzo King.Violent, commanding, gorgeous, and sinister. He's a killer, a thief, and feared by many. He has the ability to pin me to the ground with one single look and make me feel things I don't want to. Feeding off my fears, he holds me captive in his mansion, away from the rest of the world.I know what's to come. He'll break me. Take from me.Own me. Soon enough my life will no longer be my own, but his. Every part of my body, every breath I take, and every beat of my heart will belong to him. He's determined to settle the debt by taking everything from me. What he doesn't know is that he'll never have my soul or my love.**Containing dark themed material not suitable for all readers. This book was previously published in 2014 under the title Indebted, but has been completely rewritten with new character, names, and a more in-depth story line. You're not getting the same book from before. This is part one of a duet.**

Reviews

Michelle Vasquez@yourfavoritebookbag

Sep 27, 2021

“Time stands still as I take a deep breath. There is nothing else to say. The monster has been set free, and he won’t be at peace until I’m lying on this very floor in a puddle of my own blood”. Indebted, is written by the dynamic duo of J.L. Beck and C. Hallman, is book one in the King Crime Family Book Series. It is a Dark Mafia Romance; it is gritty, sinister and full of brokenness that it just yanked me in and I couldn’t get out. It is centered around Amara and Enzo. Amara is simply a debt owed and Enzo has come to collect. Enzo is definitely an Anti-Hero in this series, with him having met his match in Amara. This is a fast burn, but will Enzo look to Amara as his North Star or will he continue to be a lone wolf and trust no one in his world as a mafia king? This book ends in a cliffhanger. You have been warned. I cannot wait for book two! This deals with some dark themes and can be considered a trigger for some.