A Beauty So Cursed: A Stolen Bride Mafia Romance (Beauty & The Beast Book 4)

Mixed with the series characters as Miran introduces his half-brother, Vlad, and Vlad's wife, Dahlia, to his mother, Roza. Their mother lives with the elderly Alexei and his son, Alexander, who run the Bravta who wish for Miran to step down from his DEA position and up as the rightful Pakhan.Dismissive to this along with the hand of Lada, submissive and young daughter to Adrian Sokolova, who served as counselor to the Pakhan. Her hand was passed off once again. Lada's dark world figuratively brightened when Miran crashed her wedding to another Brotherhood member.Dark romance brings these two Bravta-linked souls together as lies and secrets are woven together to ensure their HEA along with a shocking twist at the fighting end.Extended epilogues! Woah, Roza and Enzo's finale... Tragically beautiful.Intriguing new character, hope to see Alexander and her clash together in A Kiss of Venom. Still hoping for one with Gabrielle, but definitely can't wait for The Blue-Eyed Devil with Salvi Moretti!!! I haven't forgotten him!

I really liked how this book tied everything together. I’m happy that Enzo and Roza will still remain married they truly are each other’s soulmates I still wish they got a HEA. I will forever believe losing Roza is what made him the more of horrible monster he turned into.

This is a definite page turner and caught me by surprise. The plot is a little dark, but not as dark as I thought it would be. I love the characters in this intrigue read. Miran and Lada are great together. Loads of chemistry in the end. He is a dark and rough mafia type but is great for Lada, and likewise. I enjoyed their story a lot. *I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book.*

Rating: 4.5 StarsAuthor posts a trigger warning that you want to make sure to read. She’s also provides you a Playlist if you are someone that likes to listen to music as you read.Miran walks a fine line when it comes to his job. Lada feels she has to hide herself, even when she’s in plain sight. I found it an interesting twist on the popular fairy tale.This was one of those books where I felt anger for one of the characters. Our author took on the challenge of creating someone with a disability. But her story shows how they are treated differently. It hit me in the heart and I almost wanted to become an ally and defend her honor on her behalf – help to give her a voice.We are always being judged but I think it is tougher on those that society deem not “normal”. The world is slowly changing but the particular scene the author created is something that I can see actually happening in the real world. Then the author wrote one sentence that actually pissed me off. It was one of the first times where I wished I was able to get into the scene so that I could give that person a swift kick – I would feel better.I loved how Lada was created. She had a vulnerable side, a childish side, and she even speaks her mind even when she feels she shouldn’t. Miran is a man who is not to be messed with and anyone who dares do something to anyone that his heart has claimed as his better watch out. There is an age difference but for the most part is really isn’t a big deal. It’s just that one has more world experience than the other.If I had to nitpick on one thing it would be the constant reminder about Lada’s disability as well as her physical differences. It was like the reader and characters needed to be constantly reminded. You tell me a couple of times and I’m usually pretty good at remembering. We can’t really know someone by looking at their outer shell. It’s what’s on the inside where their true self is. Miran kept asking Lada to do something and it took me quite a bit of time to get why but it was one good way to get me to keep reading.What happens leading up to the ending was perfect for our couple. We get to see some of how things are dealt with in the world they belong to. It was also a perfect way to show how people who can’t be more opposite may just turn out to be perfect for each other. I’m looking forward to what our author has in store for us next.I was not compensated nor was I required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own.

This was an awesome read. Although I had this book for a while before getting around to it. Illness caused me to miss such a great book. I received a copy of this book from Hidden Gems and am voluntarily leaving my review. Now I want to read the rest of the series.

Yet again Beena has delivered a great book , different than the others in this series but every bit as good. Loved the FMC character and how thoughtfully Beena dealt with her life as a visually impaired person. It was great to catch up with characters from the previous books. Enzo and Roza made me sooo sad. I know he's evil but everyone loves a villain don't they ? 🤔So looking forward to September and Alexander's story.

As always, Beena’s book are dark and full of sensitive scenes and triggers. I love her books and I am always super happy with the endings. This book brings two epilogues which were very good to close the other characters stories. I am very please for having them.This is the forth books, so I recommend you to read in order, beginning by the first