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The Devil and Her Details
She’s ready to kill for the truth. He’s ready to kill for her.
Declan
The second a bullet hit my father’s heart, my life changed forever. In that moment, I became the new Boss of the Irish mafia. A role that I’ve been preparing for my whole life.
Revenge is not my first priority, but Zahra has other ideas. Our families have been allied for decades after all. But I never expected the magnetic pull between us.
As much as I want to deny myself, I want her. But she thinks I murdered her father…and my own.
And I’m not sure she’s wrong.
Zahra
Of course they’re shocked I’m the heir—no woman has ever run the Persian Mafia. But my father’s death wasn’t about progress. And I need to avenge him.
All signs point to the one man who had everything to gain. A man so cunning and cruel he killed his own father to take power.
I just have to prove his guilt, which requires me to get close to him.
Close enough that I end up marrying him.
The Devil and Her Details is dual POV Mafia Romance featuring a marriage of convenience between Declan McAlister (the protective, jealous, and possessive Boss to the Irish Mafia), and Zahra Azhimi (expert hacker and new Boss of Persian Empire). Please see the author's note for full list of content warnings.
Ouplayed
Her hypothesis is about to meet its match.
As a Psychology major and research enthusiast, Eliana thrives on solving problems. A null result? She runs another test. A broken code? She rewrites it. But when she’s assigned to tutor a particularly difficult student, she realizes some problems can’t be solved with data alone.
On the ice, Jake Keeley is a cocky sports star with an NHL contract on his doorstep. But in his highly academic family, he’s the odd one out. Now, he’s a few fails away from flunking Psychology 101, and being benched for the season — unless he accepts some help.
As Jake’s tutoring sessions disrupt Eliana’s carefully balanced schedule, research, and even her relationship status, she realizes he isn’t another problem to be solved. Jake wants to help. And that might be the biggest challenge of all.
Outplayed is a fake dating hockey romance where Eliana and Jake learn that asking for help isn’t a sign of weakness. Featuring tropes like: forced proximity, opposites attract, he falls first (and harder), reformed playboy, mental health & BIPOC rep, and lost of pining, angst, and spice
The Ice Out
Violet Amin, a third-year psychology PhD student and teaching assistant at Westchester University, just wants to make it an entire year without adding on any emotional wounds. Between her countless papers to grade, fellowships to apply for, and lattes to ingest, there is no time left to make peace with her past rejections — her father’s, her old boss’s, and her ex’s. But everything changes when Mason Hayes, Violet’s childhood best friend-turned-lover-turned-stranger, steps into her office and asks for another chance to be with her.
In his twenty eight years, Mason Hayes has gotten to know failure all too well. After a fateful head injury stripped him of his NHL career, Mason finds himself back in the very arena where he got his start in Boston as a hockey player, trading his past stardom for an opportunity to train the next generation. But he struggles to get his footing and battles imposter syndrome as a coach. When he discovers one of his players is failing his psychology class, Mason tries to help and goes to talk to the teaching assistant. He never expected to see Violet again after the weekend in Chicago that ended their longtime friendship.
The Ice Out is a second chance hockey romance where Violet and Mason learn how to heal from their past while leaning on each other. Featuring tropes like: forced proximity, ‘It’s always been you’, small town, mental health & BIPOC rep, and lost of pining, angst, and spice
Troped
Rose Thorne is a lover of all things romance novels. Whether you need a recommendation for an enemies-to-lovers, tutoring, sports romance, a fantasy novel that includes forced proximity and a ‘who did this to you?’ trope, or a book that has less plot and more….spice, Rose has got you covered. Despite her extensive skills in matchmaking (see: a planned meet-cute that landed her best friend the love of her life) her own love has left much to be desired. Determined to work on her relationship drought she sets her eyes on Nate Cameron, a known player with the occasional tendency of reading romance novels. The catch? Nate Cameron has sworn off relationships and is much too determined to stay single.
Like birds of a feather Nate’s best friend and captain, Chase Matthews, also has no time for distractions. Especially not the relationship kind – which he’s always viewed as an overall waste of time. When Rose learns of his fear of commitment she’s determined to change his mind…and strike a deal. If she’s able to get Chase to realize that relationships are worth it, then he has to convince Nate to give her a shot. Can Rose’s romance book clubs and fake dates convince Chase to give love a chance? Or will she have to admit that romance and relationships are best kept in fiction?
Can Rose convince this college hockey captain to take a chance on love? Troped is a sweet and spicy college hockey romance with some of your favorite book tropes: grumpy x sunshine, fake dating, relationship bet, friends to lovers, and many more.
About Mina
Mina Myles is a romance author whose current home base is Los Angeles, but if you’ve read one of Mina’s books then you know her heart is still in Boston.
Mina’s characters will have you kicking your feet, but don’t move the tissue box too far because pain and angst are never too far behind. After all, what’s the sweet without a dash of salt and a little spice?