Savage Hearts by J. T. Geissinger (Paperback)

Savage Hearts by J. T. Geissinger (Paperback)

Book 3 of 4: Queens and Monsters

A feared Bratva assassin takes a woman captive after discovering her link to his brother’s death. Trapped and fighting to survive, she must face a man driven by vengeance and control. This third Queens and Monsters book explores power, obsession, and desire where danger and attraction become impossible to ignore...read the full blurb.

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SKU:
JTG-QAM-03-SH-PB
ISBN:
9781035077083
Pages:
386
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Weight 279 g
Dimensions 128 × 26 × 197 mm
Author

J. T. Geissinger

Book Series

Queens and Monsters

Book Series Order

Book 3 of 4

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Dark, Dark Romance, Enemies to Lovers, Forced Proximity, Mafia Romance, Romance, Spicy

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Pan Macmillan

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Blurb:

Malek Antonov is known as a myth, a ghost, and a feared Bratva assassin whose name alone carries danger. Driven by vengeance after the death of his brother, he hunts for answers and retribution, expecting to find those responsible and make them pay.

Instead, he finds her.

Mistaken at first for someone else, she becomes entangled in a situation she cannot escape. When her true identity is revealed, everything changes. To Malek, she becomes a way to settle a debt, a living reminder of what he has lost. Taken captive, she must navigate a world ruled by control, fear, and the unpredictable nature of the man holding her.

Trapped with someone as dangerous as Malek, survival means adapting quickly. But as tension builds, it becomes clear that what he wants goes far beyond revenge. In this third Queens and Monsters novel, power, obsession, and desire collide, blurring the lines between captor and captive in a story where nothing is as simple as it seems.