Welcome
to the Vilasi crime family
Television writer, Camilla Vilasi was happy to have her family's mafia entanglements behind her. So, imagine her surprise when a mobster approaches her for an alliance, and rival gangs try to take her out, claiming she's set to inherit the family business.Undercover army vet, Robbie Viano has been following Camilla for weeks. The uptick in threatening attention along with a growing crush prompts him to interfere, embedding himself as her personal assistant. Their forced proximity accelerates the mounting threats and attraction between them as they seek to uncover the secrets of Camilla’s family before they become collateral damage.Vilasi is a contemporary romance full of wit, heart, and what happens when you inadvertently inherit a criminal empire. With an ensemble cast of lovable characters, Vilasi will have you laughing on the edge of your seat.
From Goodreads:"I adored this book. The way all the different characters and perspectives weave together is incredibly satisfying. Every POV adds something meaningful, which made the story such a joy to read.""The mafia romance setup is unique--it feels fresh and novel in a genre where that's not easy to do. Add in dialogue that's genuinely funny and natural, and it's hard not to fall in love with these characters.""An absolute delight from beginning to end. I can't wait for the next book."
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Selected for the Multnomah County Library Writers Project
Bethany grew up in SE Portland surrounded by people who made her love the silly messiness of humanity. Her debut novel is an ode to all her favorite friendships and dynamics that keep life interesting. She spent her adult life moving around like a stone avoiding moss, collecting memories and working random jobs before meeting her soulmate in Greece and relocating to Italy to gain citizenship by descent. She now lives in France with her husband and daughter, reading and writing any chance she gets, and dreaming of moving her family back to Oregon.
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