Downloading Stranded With Her Mafia Boss (Ruthless Mafia Queens Book 7)

That time my plane crashed, I got stranded, and fell in Love with the most dangerous woman alive.

How I went from flying high to crashing into mafia drama. A cautionary tale of why you should never flirt with mysterious women at bars.

I’m a pilot, lover of sarcasm, and someone who should really rethink her life choices. My days are usually spent navigating high-tech planes through endless skies. But apparently, that wasn’t chaotic enough, because now I’m stranded on an island with a woman who is a mafia boss.

It all started at a fancy bar where I ran into this stunning, enigmatic woman named Ilaria. She was the kind of gorgeous that makes you forget how to form sentences. We flirted, bantered, and exchanged sharp wits. But I didn’t realize she’d end up on my plane the very next day.

A fire broke out mid-air, which forced me to trade snarky remarks with her for teamwork. You’d think surviving that would be enough drama for one lifetime, but nope. Cue emergency landing on an uncharted island, where Ilaria drops the ultimate bombshell. She’s the head of a freaking mafia empire.

Now I’m stuck on this island with her, and the looming threat of a rival mafia leader, who might—or might not—be hunting us down like we’re starring in an action movie no one asked for.

Ilaria says she’ll take care of everything, but between dodging dangerous island wildlife and piecing together sabotaged plane parts, I’m starting to think I’m the one who needs to take care of her. The weirdest part is how infuriatingly attractive she is while doing literally anything—strategizing, commanding, or just casually flipping her hair while discussing life-or-death scenarios.

So here I am, stranded, annoyed, slightly terrified, and possibly falling for the woman who turned my life into an action-packed romcom with mobsters and sabotage. Strap in, because this isn’t just a survival story—it’s a romantic comedy with high stakes, sharp tongues, and a lot of comedic moments.

Wish me luck. Or better yet, send a rescue helicopter.