Dax

I thought I knew what I was doing. Meet with the Rossi princess, find out what she wanted, and then negotiate an alliance. Stop the war brewing in New York. Keep us all on level footing.

Then Dante Rossi showed up, and things got complicated. Tiny enough to fit in my pocket, young enough to be my daughter, and fiery enough to take on the world, she's too naïve to understand what she's doing. Too young to be involved in the high-stakes games she's playing.

Too stubborn to realize she's in over her head.

She's not my problem. Officially, this isn't even my war. But somewhere between saving her from an assassin and spending a night with her trapped in my house, the lines have shifted.

Falling for Dante was never part of the plan. She's the sister of men I don't trust, a tiny, blond piece of bait I can't afford to snatch.

And yet the moment I claim her body, that line blurs, and I realize I can't let her go. She's mine, now, and I'm not going to let anyone change that. Not the Rossis. Not the Massimos.

And not the man bringing war to the entire city of New York.

I'll kill him before I'll let him take her. And I'll wear a smile as I do it.

Dante

My brothers spent years keeping me out of the underworld, and I'm starting to understand why. There are assassins on every corner, soldiers on the streets, and families coming at us from every direction.

Men I don't know if I can trust.

Men who make me feel things I never thought I'd feel.

Dax Romano isn't safe. He's twice my age and part of an older world of New York. Just a possible ally. A tool to be used in the coming war. A friend when it's convenient.

So why does every one of my senses come alive the moment he touches me? Why do I yearn for his touch like it's a drug I can't escape?

And why will I go to hell and back again, face the head of the family trying to kill us, just to keep him safe?

I didn't see Dax Romano coming, and I'm not sure what lies between us. But I want to find out. And no one's going to stop me.

Her Master is the second book in Dax and Dante's story, and the final chapter in the New York Rogues: Rossi series. The book includes age gap, forbidden love, brother's enemy, grumpy sunshine, kidnapping, car chases, stalkers, and heroes, plus enough spice to make you want a Dax Romano of your very own.
The Anniversary Collection features new edits and bonus scenes for this series, with special edition covers and sneak peeks at future books. For more in this world, move to Pursuit, which starts the next series from Quinn Marlowe: New Orleans Rogues: Boudreaux, featuring Brooks Peterson and Lucien Boudreaux.

Note: Although New York Rogues: Rossi is a series, each couple's story contains a full plot and can be read separately. Suggested reading order is His Obsession, Her Romeo, Her Hero, Her Target, Her Keeper, Her Rebellion, and Her Master, but His Obsession, Her Romeo, Her Target, and Her Rebellion are all entry points to the series. Supplementary books to the series are Dare You and Tell Me, which take place inside the series with a secondary...