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Describe your FICITON book here with an exciting overview of the story and characters – without giving too much away! – as well as the style, genre and intended audience.

If you write NON-FICTION, share the goals of this book in terms of intended audience, and potential reader transformations, learning or benefits. It's also a great idea to share what inspired you to write it.

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The Characters

Marcus is a man with a single, modest goal in life: to be remarkably, lavishly, and scandalously rich. There's just one small problem... how do you make money when you're being pursued by the local mob, the city guards, and a jilted fiancée?
Eleanor is a woman who hates the term jilted. Or scorned. Or rejected. As far as Eleanor is concerned, a promise is a promise, and she intends to collect on hers with interest!
Yuriy runs a family-owned business with a wide range of income streams: gambling, "protection", bribery, blackmail, violence, and a little light relocation of pre-owned property. But Yuriy will do anything for his only daughter... and if she wants a wedding, that's exactly what she'll get.
Captain Henry de Sauveterre is looking forward what seems like inevitable promotion. After years of meticulous police work, he's convinced he's finally found a surefire way to put away the city's leading crime boss. All he needs to do now is find his daughter and stop a wedding.

The Plot

They say crime doesn't pay. Well, it seems no one told Yuriy, the city's most infamous crime boss, who has promised to fund his only daughter's wedding to the tune of a hundred thousand gold crowns.
They say money can't buy you everything. Which Yuriy is starting to suspect contains a grain of truth. Money, it seems, can't buy a suitable groom. Which is kind of an essential element for any wedding.
They say violence never solved anything. Now this one is just plain incorrect. Yuriy never met a problem that couldn't be solved with a blunt object and some encouraging words.
A heartwarming story about family, love, commitment, and (un)organized crime.

EXPLORE

[Book Title]

Describe your FICITON book here with an exciting overview of the story and characters – without giving too much away! – as well as the style, genre and intended audience.

If you write NON-FICTION, share the goals of this book in terms of intended audience, and potential reader transformations, learning or benefits. It’s also a great idea to share what inspired you to write it.

The Characters

Marcus is a man with a single, modest goal in life: to be remarkably, lavishly, and scandalously rich. There’s just one small problem… how do you make money when you’re being pursued by the local mob, the city guards, and a jilted fiancée?
Eleanor is a woman who hates the term jilted. Or scorned. Or rejected. As far as Eleanor is concerned, a promise is a promise, and she intends to collect on hers with interest!
Yuriy runs a family-owned business with a wide range of income streams: gambling, “protection”, bribery, blackmail, violence, and a little light relocation of pre-owned property. But Yuriy will do anything for his only daughter… and if she wants a wedding, that’s exactly what she’ll get.
Captain Henry de Sauveterre is looking forward what seems like inevitable promotion. After years of meticulous police work, he’s convinced he’s finally found a surefire way to put away the city’s leading crime boss. All he needs to do now is find his daughter and stop a wedding.

The Plot

They say crime doesn’t pay. Well, it seems no one told Yuriy, the city’s most infamous crime boss, who has promised to fund his only daughter’s wedding to the tune of a hundred thousand gold crowns.
They say money can’t buy you everything. Which Yuriy is starting to suspect contains a grain of truth. Money, it seems, can’t buy a suitable groom. Which is kind of an essential element for any wedding.
They say violence never solved anything. Now this one is just plain incorrect. Yuriy never met a problem that couldn’t be solved with a blunt object and some encouraging words.
A heartwarming story about family, love, commitment, and (un)organized crime.