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MAFIA'S FORGOTTEN BRIDE

Taming the Stallion Most women imagine Angelo Sorrentino as rich, handsome, and confident, except Emily Rosette. In her eyes, Angelo Sorrentino is a ruthless, bitter, and heartless businessman who goes out of his way to ruin people's lives at the drop of a hat. After taking over his late father’s wealth and enjoying the protection of both his wealth and some of the most dangerous men in New York who are loyal to him, Angelo sees himself as indestructible. After a fatal car crash, Angelo wakes up unable to remember much about his life other than calling Emily his wife. Emily is presented with an irresistible deal, one that she cannot simply reject. Torn between her desire to tell Angelo the truth and her need to save her son's life, she takes the deal and pretends to be Angelo’s wife. Emily soon learns that being known as "Mrs. Sorrentino" comes with both its perks and dangers. She is now tasked with protecting her fake husband, Angelo, at all costs from the people closest to him. The world of the rich is proving to be bigger than what Emily had thought it to be, proving once again that not all that glitters is gold.

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STRENGHT OF A WOMAN

Her battle was half won, but Emily was at least thankful that Dr. Kennedy had come to her rescue and saved the day. All of a sudden, she had a newfound respect for the older man, who had been Angelo's lawyer for many years.

Now that the hard part was finished, she had an even harder part to think of, whether she was to take Dr. Kennedy up on his offer and marry Angelo for real.

Angelo sat next to Emily as they drove home, and he could not help but notice that she was looking ahead and had a smile on her face the entire ride home.

"If I had known that all it would take to have you smile like this is to invite Dr. Kennedy to lunch with us, I would have invited him a long time ago," Angelo teased her. Emily turned her head towards Angelo and smiled at him. Seeing him smile was a realization that he was a different man compared to how she had viewed him when she was nothing more than an employee of his.