Queens for Kings

The saying every King needs a Queen is the most accurate adage ever to be spoken, and it was no different for the Amato siblings. However, in their line of work, they each needed a special type of Queen. One that could deal with everything that came along with being with them.One faithful night out, they each lay eyes on women that they instinctively knew would be perfect for them. It was almost as if they were receiving a divine sign. Convincing the women of that may prove more complicated than the siblings thought in some cases, with what they did for a living. However, they were building an empire, and they had every intention of sharing their thrones with the queens they were determined to have.Follow these five siblings as they go about capturing the hearts of the women they want while trying to take care of business, and keep them safe in this introduction to The Family.(Disclaimer: For a reading experience that suits you, you have the option of reading the combined novels (in chronological order), or each novella separately (in suggested order) via the table of contents. Reader’s choice!)Trigger Warnings: Contains mature language, explicit sexual scenes, and themes of detailed/graphic torture. The saying every King needs a Queen is the most accurate adage ever to be spoken, and it was no different for the Amato siblings. However, in their line of work, they each needed a special type of Queen. One that could deal with everything that came along with being with them. One faithful night out, they each lay eyes on women that they instinctively knew would be perfect for them. It was almost as if they were receiving a divine sign. Convincing the women of that may prove more complicated than the siblings thought in some cases, with what they did for a living. However, they were building an empire, and they had every intention of sharing their thrones with the queens they were determined to have. Follow these five siblings as they go about capturing the hearts of the women they want while trying to take care of business, and keep them safe in this introduction to The Family. (Disclaimer: This was originally five separate very short stories, that have been combined into one.) **