The Tyler family novels from crime writer Emma Tallon
You have to fight for the ones you love
Anna Davis has spent years terrified of her sadistic gangster boyfriend. Right up until she runs away, she’s frightened he will kill her. And she knows he still will, if he ever finds her… As Anna starts her new life, she meets two strangers who will change her fortunes forever… MORE
Sometimes your enemies are closer than you think
Anna is finally happy. She’s rid of her abusive ex and she’s co-owner of London’s hottest new club, with her best friend Tanya. But she is worried about her boyfriend, Freddie. He’s keeping things from her. And he won’t tell her where he goes in the middle of the night… MORE
You’ll do anything to save your family, even kill for them
Anna Davis is under pressure. Her boyfriend Freddie Tyler practically owns London’s West End and he’s got a big deal on – one that could make the Tylers the most powerful family in London. He’s going into business with crime boss Frank Gambino… MORE
When loyalty is everything, betrayal hits harder
Anna Davis has grown up. She’s not the naive runaway who escaped her vicious gangland boyfriend anymore. She won’t let anyone take advantage of her – or the people she loves, like East End baron Freddie Tyler, who’s facing a big mistake from his past… MORE
She’s back, and this time she has a score to settle
Anna Davis and Freddie Tyler are finally getting their lives back on track when an unexpected face turns up on Freddie’s doorstep – a woman he wishes he’d never met.
And she delivers a blow that could tear their lives apart…. MORE
When everything changes, you have to come out fighting
It’s been three years since Freddie Tyler was sent to prison, now he’s back on the streets of London and about to find out that everything has changed. As Freddie enters his West End club for the first time in years, he finds ex-girlfriend Anna Davis sitting behind his desk… MORE
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