Captor of the Kingdom

Wren Kaur has worked for the Sarno family since she was seventeen. She has never asked who she works for. She has never asked why Adrien Sarno took her in. She asks when he has her dragged off a job, hooded, into a Marseille warehouse on his own orders. He wants a name. He wants to know who signed off on a hit he never authorized. She gives him the name. He doesn't let her go. Six weeks in one room. No witnesses. Old rules. Older debts. And the man she has obeyed for a decade, finally telling her the truth — while keeping the door locked. When the traitor in his house shows his face, only one of them is going to walk away from the family. It isn't going to be Adrien.