Blackmailed to the Altar: She Was the Therapist—Until the Don Made Her His Patient, His Prisoner, and His Bride.
- authorselenamichae
- Jun 15
- 2 min read
Mya Rivers was a brilliant Black psychiatrist. A woman of color rising through a white male field. A doctor with the patience of a saint—and the scars of a survivor. She thought she was helping the Caputo family heal their grief.
Instead, she was being hunted by the most dangerous man in the room.
Sebastian Caputo doesn’t want healing. He wants her.
And what Sebastian wants, Riccardo—the alter he hides behind gloves and power—will steal.
This Isn’t a Romance. It’s a Psychological Takeover.
He has two faces: one civilized, one savage.
The first time he speaks to her, it’s in the shadows of a screen.
The next time, he’s breaking into her bedroom whispering, “You’re mine.”
Blackmailed to the Altar isn’t a secret baby or enemies-to-lovers story.
It’s a DID psychological mafia romance featuring:
A stalker Don with two names—and no impulse control
A Black heroine trapped between logic, fear, and twisted desire
Coerced marriage, brutal obsession, and dark therapy sessions turned seductions
Branding, binding, non-con, and an unrelenting predator who demands submission
What Sets This Book Apart?
Mya’s a licensed psychiatrist with a gift for unearthing trauma.
But even she can’t analyze the man—or the men—trapped inside Sebastian Caputo.
He kidnaps her. Gaslights her. Threatens her profession. Forges a marriage before she can scream.
Yet when his alter Riccardo surfaces, she sees the truth:
He’s not just dangerous—he’s broken.
And he believes she’s the only cure.
If You’ve Searched for:
“Black woman dark mafia romance with forced marriage”
“Obsessive mafia don with multiple personalities”
“Psychiatrist romance turned captivity”
“Branding, stealthing, and taboo dark tropes”
Then Blackmailed to the Altar will wreck you beautifully.
He didn’t want her love.
He wanted ownership.
And he got it.
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