Charlie Evans is a young psychologist with a dead-end clue and a missing father. He moved to Russia to build a life of his own and, quietly, to find out what happened to the man who vanished when he was a boy.
Then a nervous patient lets slip a secret that belongs to the bratva: a hidden drive that powerful people would kill to recover. By morning, Charlie is waking up in the Makarov mansion.
Leonid Makarov is tattooed, unpredictable, lethally precise, and not remotely sorry. He doesn’t threaten Charlie. He makes an offer: become his personal therapist, or face the men who will come looking for what Charlie knows. Charlie sets his terms. Strictly professional. No touching. No crossing lines.
Leonid agrees to none of it, not in spirit.
The deeper Charlie digs into the mind of the man who could end him with a single phone call, the less he can pretend the danger is only the mafia. And when the rival Petrov family appears with a claim on Charlie’s name, he realizes he’s been standing on a battlefield with his own blood on the map.
The Mafioso’s Therapist is a dark, slow-burning MM mafia romance about power, obsession, and the one patient who might be impossible to treat from a safe distance.