Erased by the Mafia

Enemies to Lovers Forced Proximity Mafia Romance

By: Lenora Wilde

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

What’s more terrifying than accidentally live-streaming a mafia execution?

Being erased from existence by the cold, calculating man sent to silence you.
I’m Adrianna Caruso—art influencer, bold, confident, living my dream life.
At least, I was until I hit “go live” at the worst possible moment.
Now the Marconi crime family sees me as a liability, and Nico Bellini, their ruthless consigliere, is making sure I disappear—online and off.

Poof.
No more Instagram.
No more likes, comments, or followers.
Just gone.
To the world, I no longer exist.

Nico’s got ice in his veins and a killer’s calm, but keeping me alive?

That’s not business—it’s personal.
He says it’s for my safety, but his smoldering blue eyes and possessive gaze tell me there’s something more.
I should hate him.
And I do.
Until I don’t.

He makes my pulse race even as he locks me in his gilded cage.
His touch sets my body on fire even as his secrets threaten to destroy me.
And just when I start to see the man beneath the monster, Nico’s dangerous world drags me deeper.

Rival families want to use me as leverage.
Conspiracies swirl around my disappearance.
And Nico?
He’s not just a criminal—he’s a mastermind with a revenge plan that could get us both killed.

But here’s the thing about being erased:
I’ve got nothing left to lose.

Hey there! 😘
Welcome to ‘New York Mafia Syndicate,’ where enemies ignite, danger burns, and one bold woman fights to reclaim her life—and maybe her heart—along the way. Buckle up for this dark, steamy, and pulse-pounding romance. 💋

Mediocre AI, though the story seems... generic

It starts out interesting. Then, it turns into a generic mafia romance. I was really disappointed when I started dozing off partway through. The sex scenes aren't anything to write home about and are also pretty generic.
The AI certainly doesn't help. It's not quite monotone, but it's not much better than that.
I struggled to even get close to the end. Half of it went by without me noticing it.