Book Review: Bratva, Baby

 

I am CEO of LevCorp and the Pakhan of the New York Bratva and I’ve found my little bird in a short, closed off girl in the office. She doesn’t know it yet but she’s mine. I become the unassuming Andi so that I can watch her closer and so that I can get to know her. Soon she will see the true me though because she needs to learn I don’t share.

I just started my job at LevCorp when I met Andi. He seemed sweet if not a little possessive but nothing I couldn’t handle, or at least that’s what I thought. He called me his ‘Little Bird’, and we became close, until the mask dropped and now, I know why I am his ‘Little Bird’, and I fear it may be too late for me now.

Will Ava be his little bird or will she fly away?

Please check the trigger warnings in the beginning of the book before proceeding.


My Review

Forget morally gray as Andrei is morally black. The extreme way that he made sure that Ava knew she was his was HOT. I loved Andrei calling Ava "Little Bird". I am a fan of nicknames when they are personal and mean something. 

Ava is no wilting flower. She has a cheeky side to her. It showed in the way she interacted with Andrei. Yet, she learned that Andrei does not let that slide. He claims her. Get ready for some heat to transpire between Andrei and Ava. 


"This bouquet is just the start

A whisper wrapped in petals

A promise sealed in silence

One day, you will understand

One day you will see me

And when you do, everything will make sense

You belong to me, Ava, even if you don't know it yet. "




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