Road to Hell (Book 2): Devil's Mafia MC, #2

By Paula Cox

This is book 2 of the Devil's Mafia MC romance series! Book 3 of this dark motorcycle club romance is available everywhere now!

 

The road to hell is paved with sweet seduction.

 

It's a fine line between business and pleasure.

Outsmarting Riley is my job, but serving him is another joy entirely.

Until he drags me into a dangerous world with the highest stakes imaginable.

I'll have to ride him close if I want to survive on this road to hell.

 

TANIA

 

My tongue has gotten me in trouble before.

Both in and out of the bedroom.

 

It's also brought me to the peak of my career as a wildly successful property negotiator.

Sure, I've made some enemies along the way.

But I've yet to meet anyone who can match my fire.

 

Until Riley.

 

The biker is used to getting his way – especially with women.

With a body like a Greek god and those shining, hypnotic eyes, I can understand why.

But despite how weak in the knees I get from the moment he enters the room, I'm not about to let the outlaw bulldoze me.

 

The silvertongue biker is going to have to learn the hard way:

I won't let anyone dominate me.

 

RILEY

 

My MC wants me to hurry up and close the deal on our new warehouse.

But I'm enjoying taking my time.

Because the fiery realtor thinks she's going to be the one to back me down.

 

How utterly wrong she is.

 

The only thing going down is her – to her knees, to do as I command.

I want her stripped and begging, desperate for my touch.

Sooner or later, every girl ends up there.

She will be no different.

 

But breaking the girl might not be as easy as I expected.

She's tough and feisty.

I'll have to teach her, one night at a time:

 

From now on, she belongs to me.

• Language: English
• Publisher: eBook Publishing World
• Release date: Apr 14, 2020
• ISBN: 9781393569503

Book preview

Road to Hell: A Motorcycle Club Romance (Devil’s Mafia MC Book 2)

By Paula Cox

THE ROAD TO HELL IS paved with sweet seduction.

It’s a fine line between business and pleasure.

Outsmarting Riley is my job, but serving him is another joy entirely.

Until he drags me into a dangerous world with the highest stakes imaginable.

I’ll have to ride him close if I want to survive on this road to hell.

TANIA

My tongue has gotten me in trouble before.

Both in and out of the bedroom.

It’s also brought me to the peak of my career as a wildly successful property negotiator.

Sure, I’ve made some enemies along the way.

But I’ve yet to meet anyone who can match my fire.

Until Riley.

The biker is used to getting his way – especially with women.

With a body like a Greek god and those shining, hypnotic eyes, I can understand why.

But despite how weak in the knees I get from the moment he enters the room, I’m not about to let the outlaw bulldoze me.

The silvertongue biker is going to have to learn the hard way:

I won’t let anyone dominate me.

RILEY

My MC wants me to hurry up and close the deal on our new warehouse.

But I’m enjoying taking my time.

Because the fiery realtor thinks she’s going to be the one to back me down.

How utterly wrong she is.

The only thing going down is her – to her knees, to do as I command.

I want her stripped and begging, desperate for my touch.

Sooner or later, every girl ends up there.

She will be no different.

But breaking the girl might not be as easy as I expected.

She’s tough and feisty.

I’ll have to teach her, one night at a time:

From now on, she belongs to me.

Chapter 1

Tania was scared, more than she had ever been in her life. Everything was happening too fast, and she’d lost control some time ago. Riley was a force of nature. Now that he was unleashed in her life, there was no way that she could stop him. He was in her life, in her heart, and in her mind. What the hell was she supposed to do about him?

Initially, she convinced herself that it was all sexual, and for a while, that was true. They shared a chemistry that was off the charts. She couldn’t get enough of him, and the same was true for him but now she was afraid that their relationship was moving in a direction for which she wasn’t prepared.

She liked him. Damn it! Like was too soft a word. She was fairly in love with him. Since Tania never felt like this with such intensity about anymore ever before, she didn’t know what the hell to do about this. Her last serious relationship was five years ago. Since then, she had fun with men but then she discarded them or else they parted ways when they both had their fill. But Riley wasn’t going anywhere, and she didn’t want him to.

When did this strange attraction turn into something serious? She didn’t know. It was hard to get a grip on the exact chain of events that now led them to this point. This was crazy. It was madness and, yet, she loved it. If he went away now, she would be devastated.

No! She wasn’t that weak. She wasn’t going to fall apart when he left her. But why would he do so? He appeared as content as her. Surely, he was also plagued by the same thoughts and feelings, but she didn’t know for sure because they never talked about it. Maybe it was time to discuss their future.

It was a scary thought. What would she say? What if he told her that he didn’t want anything permanent, that he wasn’t even thinking along those lines? He might even laugh at her. After all, they did tell each other that it was just for fun. How could she change her mind and then expect him to do the same?

She was almost in love with him. It was a scary thing to admit, but she didn’t have a choice but to accept it in her heart. Did he feel the same way? She didn’t have any way of knowing unless she asked him. But how could she do that? Could she at all?

As she agonized over this decision, she was startled when her intercom rang. She was sitting in the office, and much to her disgust, she had spent the last fifteen minutes thinking about Riley. What was wrong with her? Maybe this was some kind of a chemical imbalance and she needed to see a doctor to correct it.

She picked up the phone. Hello?

Tania, I want to see you now, said Brin’s loud, clear voice. Now.

She put down the phone, stood, and straightened her dress. Brin wasn’t one of the most patient men she ever met, but he never quite used that tone with her before. Something was wrong. A strange fear slithered up her spine. Surely, this couldn’t be about that warehouse. It wasn’t her fault that Xavier backed off from the deal. The fact that he hadn’t picked up her phone or returned her calls meant he didn’t want to sell it, or, perhaps, the owners changed their mind. Whatever the reason, she couldn’t be blamed for it. These things happened. If he sold the warehouse to Riley, however, then she would be in shit load of trouble.

But of course, if the deal was going through, Riley would have told her. He wouldn’t have kept her in the dark. He promised her, and she expected him to keep his word. He was a man of honor. She trusted him.

She marched towards Brin’s office. Seeing her, the secretary waved. Hi, Tania. How is it going?

She grimaced. Not good, I think. I’ve been summoned.

Rosy shuddered. Oh dear. He has been in a bad mood for over an hour ever since he got a call from someone. Don’t know what the matter is. Good luck, dear.

Tania sucked in a deep breath of air to gather her courage and then knocked on the door.

Come in, he barked. She entered and came to a stop beside his desk. He glowered at her. A thin man, he had dark circles under his eyes and boasted a permanent sneer. Tania, what the hell went wrong?

He didn’t even ask her to sit. She wondered if she should take a seat but then decided against it. If he was already pissed she didn’t want to make him more so. I don’t understand.

Of course, you don’t. He grimaced. This is extremely unprofessional. In our line of work, you have to be competitive. You can’t let people make a fool of you. What happened with the warehouse deal is totally unforgivable.

Panic slithered up her spine. What happened?

He raised his eyebrows. You mean that you really have no idea?

Tania took a seat. Whatever the news was, it was bound to be bad and she didn’t think that she could handle it well. Had Riley betrayed her? No. It couldn’t possibly be. She wasn’t ready to believe it. I don’t know.

He glared at her, and then finally leaned back. I’ve heard from another source that the owners of the warehouse have signed the papers three days ago. It has been sold to someone.

Who?

"I don’t know and, frankly, I don’t care. What matters is that we didn’t get it. I was counting on you, Tania. This was important. This client is very important to us and now they are going to be disappointed. I’d assured them you were on top of things, and now I find out that not only has the property gone to someone else, but you didn’t even know about