Precious Hazard: Perfectly Imperfect, Book 11

When the most dangerous man in the Cosa Nostra forces Tara into a marriage she never wanted, she doesn't cry, plead, or surrender — she plots.

Arturo DeVille runs his criminal empire with iron precision, commanding loyalty from feared men across continents. He expects his new wife to slot seamlessly into his world: quiet, compliant, invisible. What he gets instead is Tara, a woman with zero interest in being anyone's obedient ornament and an extraordinary talent for dismantling a control freak's carefully constructed life, one infuriating act of rebellion at a time.

Their marriage becomes a battlefield of sharp wit, clashing wills, and escalating chaos. Tara's mission is simple — make Arturo regret every word of those vows. But somewhere between the verbal sparring matches and the dangerous world closing in around them, something inconvenient starts happening. The arrogant mafia powerhouse who drives her absolutely insane is also the only man who has ever looked at her like she matters. And Tara, who swore she'd never soften toward him, is discovering that hating Arturo is significantly easier when he isn't being unexpectedly, infuriatingly human.

Precious Hazard delivers the perfect collision of dark romance, laugh-out-loud banter, and multicultural romantic suspense — wrapping genuine danger and sizzling tension inside a love story neither of these two enemies saw coming.

The question isn't whether they'll fall. It's whether they'll survive long enough to admit it.