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Veton was living his best life as the Tirana's youngest brother. He wasn't raised to take on many responsibilities in the Syndicate, and he was fine with that. In fact, he loved that he wasn't going to have to be in charge of anything. All of that changed with the flip of a coin-literally. His father decided that leaving his family and fortune in the hands of three men who didn't want it, should be left up to fate. When the coin hit heads, Veton felt the need to run. He wouldn't let fate, karma, or any other bitch tell him who he was supposed to be. He ran all the way to America, wanting to make a fresh start, but fate is a fickle beast and karma-well, she's a bitch. When he ran right into pretty little Dixie Hennessey, he was sure that running was his best idea yet. He had to convince her to leave with him because staying would put them both in danger and leaving her behind wasn't an option. Dixie wasn't about to give up her life as a model to run off with the hunky Albanian pretty boy-not a chance in hell. But when he looked at her with his sexy smirk and beautiful blue eyes, her girl parts felt as if they turned to molten lava and all she could do was tell him yes. She said yes to the whole damn plan-running away with him, getting married, even having kids, and what kind of fool did that make her? A big one! Veton is book three of the Tirana Brothers Series, in the Social Rejects Syndicate, by K.L. Ramsey.