Luca Falcone has spent years carrying the weight of ghosts.
Feared by enemies and respected by the Familigia, he's built his life on control, loyalty, and violence. Love was never supposed to find him again.
Especially not in the one woman who has quietly loved him all along.
Isabella Grassi has spent years standing in the shadows, believing she'll always come second to a memory she can never outrun. Becoming Luca's wife was never part of her plan, but neither was discovering the man beneath the ruthless reputation, the one who protects with unwavering devotion and loves with terrifying intensity.
As old enemies close in and long-buried secrets begin to surface, Luca and Bella are forced to confront the past before it destroys the future they're only just beginning to build together.
Because in the mafia, love is the greatest weakness.
And the most dangerous man in the room is the one who finally has someone worth losing everything for.
His To Ruin is a standalone HEA in the Empire Of Sin Series. This book can be read as a standalone or enjoyed with the other books in the series.
Feared by enemies and respected by the Familigia, he's built his life on control, loyalty, and violence. Love was never supposed to find him again.
Especially not in the one woman who has quietly loved him all along.
Isabella Grassi has spent years standing in the shadows, believing she'll always come second to a memory she can never outrun. Becoming Luca's wife was never part of her plan, but neither was discovering the man beneath the ruthless reputation, the one who protects with unwavering devotion and loves with terrifying intensity.
As old enemies close in and long-buried secrets begin to surface, Luca and Bella are forced to confront the past before it destroys the future they're only just beginning to build together.
Because in the mafia, love is the greatest weakness.
And the most dangerous man in the room is the one who finally has someone worth losing everything for.
His To Ruin is a standalone HEA in the Empire Of Sin Series. This book can be read as a standalone or enjoyed with the other books in the series.