Dmitry's Royal Flush: Rise of the Queen by Nelson, S. (classic reads .txt) 📕

shrugged her shoulders. "The Ukraine is really a pretty place."

"Some parts of it. My father told me that he had friends in Kerch."

"Yeah, some pretty heavy hitters, too. I stayed there until he sent for me, and then I ended up in Italy at a damned winery. Your father was there talking to some Italian guy in Italian. So, I didn't even know what they were saying. Then he offered me a job to work there, market his stuff, you know legit work. He bought the damned winery that day, and I got a sweet job. It's nice."

"Why didn't you call me?"

"I wanted to, but Dmitry and Royal insisted that I did not. They said to get my life straight first, make sure the heat was off of that last thing, because it was all over the world news and everything, and then when it was time, I could see you again."

Anatoly looked down at the ground. "I should have never sent you there."

"It's the best thing you have done. Really," she lifted his chin.

"So you're not a deviant anymore?"

"Oh, yeah," she laughed. "I'm just not setting up old rich guys anymore. I sell wine," she laughed. "But I've missed you."

He leaned against the island and pulled him to her. "Missed you."

"Are you hungry?"

"Not really."

"Want to get out here. Maybe go to the condo?" she asked. "It has been a month."

Anatoly patted his pockets. "I've got my keys right here. Lets go."

"What about saying goodbye to your folks?"

"My father said goodbye when he sent me in here," he smiled. "I'll catch him in the morning."

The two left quickly towards the garage while the rest of the family ate dinner together and laughed and sang while the band played an upbeat Russian tune.

Snacking on a pickle, Royal looked towards the door to see if anyone was coming. "I guess he found the wine," she laughed.

"I guess so," Dmitry shook his head. He pulled her to him and kissed her lips. "I love you."

"I love you, too," she said, touching his face.

"What about me?" Anya asked.

"We love you, too," they both said, pulling her over to them.

The End

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From author Latrivia S. Nelson, author of the epic romance Ivy's Twisted Vine, comes a story about Memphis, TN, a deadly faction of the Russian mafia and an innocent woman who dismantles an empire. Orphaned virgin Royal Stone is looking for employment in one of the country's toughest recessions. What she finds is the seven-foot, blonde millionaire Dmitry Medlov, who offers her a job as the manager of his new boutique Dmitry's Closet. After she accepts his job offer, she soon accepts his gifts, his bed and his lifestyle. What she does not know is that her knight in shining armor is also the head of the Medlov Organized Crime Family, a faction of the elite Russian mafia Vory v Zakone. Falling in love with the clueless Royal makes Dmitry want to break the code, leave his empire and start a life far away from the perils of the Thieves-in-Law. Only, his brother Ivan comes to the Memphis from New York City bent on a murderous revenge. With the FBI and Memphis Police Department working hard to build a case against Dmitry and his brother trying to kill him, he is forced to tell Royal of his true identity, but Royal also is keeping a secret—one that changes everything. Who will win? Who will lose? Who will die? Watch all the skeletons as they tumble out of the urban literature sensation Dmitry's Closet.

www.dmitryscloset.com

The Medlov Crime Family Series

Dmitry's Closet (January 2010)

Dmitry's Royal Flush: Rise of the Queen (Summer 2010)

Anatoly Medlov: Complete Reign (January 2011)

The Medlov Family: Saving Anya (Fall 2011)

About the Author

Latrivia S. Nelson is an urban fiction and interracial romance author. Her first novel, Ivy's Twisted Vine (2008), is the largest interracial novel in its genre. Dmitry's Closet is her first urban fiction/interracial romance novel and a bestseller.

Currently, Nelson is working on her next book and pursing her Ph.D. in criminal justice. She lives in the suburbs of Memphis with her husband (Adam) and two children (Tierra & Jordan) and is a senior specialist for The Carter Malone Group, a full-service public relations firm.

"Typically, I write about untraditional, unconventional and taboo relationships in contemporary society. I give them a voice, and they give me inspiration. So far, I've never conformed, and I probably never will."

-Latrivia S. Nelson

www.latrivianelson.com

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