My Obsessive Mafia Husband

Hannah Hale treats a gunshot wound off the books, no hospital record, no questions asked, and the man on her table turns out to be Roman Kanevelli, heir to a mafia family. Within weeks he has a marriage license drawn up and her name on it. She has not agreed to any of this. She works as a nurse, keeps her own apartment, has no ties to his world, and none of that matters once he decides she belongs to him. He moves into her life piece by piece, showing up at her shifts, at her building, at family dinners she never invited him to. Betrayals surface among the people around him, men close to Roman turn out to be working against him, and the danger that follows him starts to follow her too. A death in the family changes the terms of his obligations and pulls Hannah further into arrangements she never asked to be part of. She tells him more than once that she does not love him, that she wants out, and he does not let her leave. Underneath the control there is money changing hands, old debts among his family's rivals, and a devotion he does not explain in words but keeps proving through what he is willing to do for her. Hannah keeps track of every lie and every threat against her, and slowly the fear she felt toward him stops sitting in the same place it did at the start.