Pulse 5: Four Savage Billionaire Mafia Fantasies

Love, bullets, and billionaire romance novels? Must be another Pulse.

In Pulse 5, the mafia gets messy, the women get fierce, and the dark romance gets downright feral. These four interconnected contemporary romance stories will have you swooning and shrieking

Expect mistaken identities, marriage traps, secret baby romance, and more trauma than a family group chat. Bonus: There's also pancakes.

Featuring:

The Don's Double Take: Ellie's broke, tired, and definitely not prepared to meet the identical twin sister she never knew she had. . . especially not when said twin begs her to switch places and take over her job. Ellie agrees. . . until she realizes the "job" is nursing a moody mafia Don with murder eyes and secrets thicker than his biceps. Now stuck in a palace full of lies, Ellie might just lose her heart to the one man who'd kill to protect it. Features: mistaken identity romance, mafia mansions, breakfast bribery, and a slow-burn alpha male romance that combusts.

The Don's Sassy Dilemma: Seven years ago, Lizzie left Roman Volkov without telling him she was pregnant. Now she's back, catering his fancy mafia event while hiding a son who looks exactly like him and sings about dinosaurs. Roman wants answers. Lizzie wants out. But fate, feelings, and a feverish child have other plans. Features: second-chance billionaire romance, surprise son, dangerous daddies, and pancakes as emotional currency.

The Reluctant Bride and the Ruthless Don: Anya Petrova didn't choose this marriage. Vito Gambino didn't want a wife. But when a political power play forces them together, sparks fly, knives get sharpened, and the bedroom becomes their favorite battlefield. What starts as a contract quickly turns into something deeper. . . if they can survive each other long enough to admit it. Features: arranged marriage romance, enemies-to-lovers heat, deadly banter, and one very nosy library encounter.

The Defense of the Don: Mariana Dosantos's a sharp-tongued lawyer with no patience for criminals, especially not Leonardo Giovani. But when he's framed for a crime he didn't commit, she's the only one who can clear his name. Working together brings tension, truth, and a whole lot of smoldering glances. Can justice survive this much steamy romance chemistry? Features: courtroom chaos, redemption arcs, reluctant allies, and forbidden love that refuses to stay buried.

Perfect for readers who crave:
Billionaire bad boys with blood on their hands and hearts in the right place
Strong heroines who don't run: they fight back (preferably with stilettos)
Found family, real family, and chaotic mafia uncles who want pig-shaped pancakes
Second chances, stolen kisses, and slow-dancing in bulletproof vests

Reader Advisory: This spicy romance book contains dangerously hot mafia men, women who've had enough, secret children, fake identities, and accidental engagements.

Side effects may include:
Yelling "THAT'S MY MAN" at fictional crime lords
Wishing you were proposed to over burnt breakfast
Searching "how to marry a mafia boss (asking for a friend)"

Pulse 5 is bold, bloody, romantic, and ridiculous in the best way. Come for the danger. Stay for the declarations. Leave with a broken heart that's already healing and a serious craving for more billionaire mafia romance collections.