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Sera Tallon belongs to a rival criminal dynasty, while Fionn Harrington is the heir to the family she was raised to oppose. When he captures her, their dangerous attraction clashes with his arranged e
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In the Irish underworld, family loyalty can be as dangerous as an enemy's weapon. In Lawless Sinners, Autumn Archer brings two rival criminal dynasties into a volatile struggle shaped by history, duty, and forbidden attraction. Sera Tallon was born into a powerful criminal family. Fionn Harrington was raised to inherit a rival mafia empire and to despise everything her family represents. Their families have been enemies for generations, leaving little room for trust between them. But when Fionn captures Sera, the conflict becomes intensely personal. Fionn tells himself that keeping Sera close is a matter of control and strategy. Yet his growing attraction threatens the future he has been trained to protect. He is already engaged to Sera’s best friend, in an arrangement designed to strengthen his family’s position. Every moment with Sera risks undermining that alliance. Meanwhile, Sera refuses to become a passive prisoner or accept the role her enemies have chosen for her. As secrets from the past begin to surface, both characters face difficult questions about loyalty, identity, and the price of choosing their own desires. The novel combines Irish mafia conflict, a possessive and morally complicated hero, a strong-willed heroine, forced proximity, and enemies-to-lovers tension. Readers can expect a high-stakes contemporary romance with family power struggles and an emotionally charged relationship. This book is intended for adult readers who enjoy dark mafia romance, forbidden relationships, rival-family stories, and intense romantic suspense. It is the second book in the Irish Mafia Dynasty series, although the author’s book description indicates that it can also be read as a standalone. lokepub+2





