Mafia Lust: JJ & Lena's story. Standalone Age Gap Forbidden Romance (The Sovranos)

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Despite everything there is hope for JJ and his son with their relationship moving forward… it’s a start considering how things had been. The sunken dance floor is already full of writhing bodies driven by an upbeat song pounding through speakers throughout the space.

It started with an over the top, silly version of how English people talk, which carried on throughout. This book was a change from the previous stories in that it was more focused on the relationship between not only Lena and JJ but also of Issac JJ’s son the Seven and the Sovrano’s rather than the dangers of the Mafia and working on the wrong side of the law. She tries to avoid it but it’s difficult because not only are they living together but also she now works for him! I love this trope so much but I just can’t with this book, the premise of the book is an interesting take on the 'ex-boyfriend's dad' trope.The whole thing felt like the book form of a really terrible porn video, which isn’t because of the taboo of the father/son situation, but because of the unrealistic back-and-forth between all the characters. What made me stop was her interuption of the presentation with the woman her and JJ worked on (now like the 3rd professional interruption she's made? How they interact in front of other people literally made my scream and want to throw my tablet across the room.

I did enjoy the bringing together of the Seven and the Sovranos in a business venture and thank the lord Karma’s secret is finally out, that really was starting to drag with Michael seemingly the only one left in the dark but mostly with this book I was intrigued with Liam and the glimpses of what’s to come with his wedding planner. And then Lena and JJ were acting like this three-way was the magical cure to the fact JJ and Isaac have never had a relationship.Craig scoffs at our surroundings like he’s unimpressed before he leads the way, and for the first time tonight, I’m actually glad he’s with me. The background for Issac and Lena’s relationship is exactly the same as another book I read (this other book was also published 1st…) so that rubbed me wrong. Steele, I am a fan, you won me over with this one, so I'm definitely diving in to read more of the series. I’ve read plenty of debauched, depraved, absolutely boundary pushing sex scenes and been fully into it.

Well I don't want my story line to just cm this way but let me give u guys a short introduction to my story line. JJ and his son (Isaac) have an estranged relationship, but circumstances force Isaac and his girlfriend to move in with his father temporarily. As I breeze past the bouncer without so much as a second look, I am swiftly welcomed inside, and a nagging thought arises.

There are reasons they got together in the first place, which are also the reasons why things are falling apart. The h slept with her boyfriends dad while they were together but then she slept with them both at the same time🤢 I mean some stuff just do not go together.

If this is to be a standalone like it claims (I have not read the others in the series just this one since it is supposed to be) it doesn’t do that well. And the fact Lena kept making excuses for him because he is just more insecure and needed to focus on his art.Maybe I missed it because I had to skip so much of it, but other than suspicions constantly being bought up, did he ever actually do anything to do with the mafia?