Key To His Heart. Deed To His Gangsta Kindle Edition

Seven’s just trying to survive in the city that raised her. With a young daughter to care for, dreams of finishing college on pause, and grief still fresh from losing the one woman who ever truly loved her—her Nana she thought inheriting the family brownstone meant finally catching a break. But her world flips upside down when a knock at the door reveals Ajani Knox. Brooklyn’s most feared and respected hustler. And he’s not just standing on her stoop... he’s holding the deed to her house in his hand. Ajani doesn’t do romance. The whole flowers-and-candy thing isn’t his thing. Ajani does power plays, hitting it once and never calling again. For him, he yearns for loyalty, a trait that seems difficult to come by in his world. But Seven? She’s unexpected: no-nonsense and sharp-tongued, a New York girl to the bone. For him, her strength stands out, and that she’s far too beautiful to ignore, even with that slick mouth of hers. And her daughter. She latches onto him like she already knows he’s meant to protect them. Ajani has an empire to protect, enemies watching at every corner, and a legacy to secure. The solution? Marry Seven. Make her his queen…on paper. Give him an heir. Let him publicly claim her daughter as his for at least six months. No strings. Just strategy. Seven’s no fool. She knows better than to trust a man like Ajani, no matter how good he looks in a tailored suit or how safe she feels when he’s near. But for her daughter’s security and the home she refuses to lose, she signs on the dotted line—with her walls all the way up. But love wasn’t part of the contract. As lines quickly blur and sparks suddenly ignite, what starts as a transactional marriage becomes something far more dangerous just as fast. Secrets unravel. Enemies close in. And loyalty, the thing Ajani swears by, will be tested in ways neither of them saw coming. In a world where love is a luxury and, power is everything, and the streets don’t play fair—will their deal destroy them...or be the very thing that saves them both? Read more