The third and final installment in the Deal With A Succubus trilogy concludes with SILVER, where a morally black Succubus must team up with the Don of the Deimari Mafia. Only one plot twist though: they both hate each other. Perfect for readers who love enemies to lovers, marriage of (in)convenience, forced proximity, and fake dating!"Then show me what I'd be missing."Anastasia Conley is ruthless, untamed, and takes what she wants with no remorse. And as the oldest living Succubus, commitment has never been in her nature. When her friends are being targeted by an underground threat, she makes an appearance to the world of the living to help them. But as she becomes the target, she's forced to make an arrangement for her own protection: Enter into a fake relationship with the grumpy, unforgiving, Don of the Deimari Mafia. She'd sooner cut off her own hands then lean on him for protection, and he'll stoke the fire of her hatred with his own. But somewhere along the way, that burn of hatred and resistance turns to passion and forbidden interest. Forced to work together to find the answers they need, and forced to be in close proximity to him, she'll be confronted with her growing attraction towards him. Where she can either follow it blindly, or cling to her old ways and continue to resist it."I always mean what I say, Anastasia."Sawyer Deimari is the last living male descendant of his bloodline, and as the Don of the Deimari Mafia, his priority has always been the same: to keep his family safe. As he and the others work to solve the danger lurking in the city, he'll need to work side-by-side with her. A woman he's sworn off as a wretched thing, who provokes his patience and challenges his sanity. But somewhere along the way, she'll begin to challenge feelings he'd sworn off decades ago. When a fake engagement-turned fake marriage, seems like the only way to get the attention off their backs, he'll find that the danger comes a little too close to home. Where old alliances and the secrets of his past come back to haunt him, opening up old wounds and revealing truths he longed to know.
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