His Quiet Enforcer

Nadia Bello buried her father alone on a Thursday, and the only person who came to watch from the back of the church was a man she had never met. He gave her an envelope. She thought it was money. It was a letter, and a key, and the sentence that has been sitting in her chest ever since: I was never going to survive this. Nadia is a hospital pharmacist with a lease and a routine. She is not built for bankers boxes, storage units in Kearny, or the kind of man who stands at the back of funerals and does not sit down. But her father left her two choices, and one of them is Tomaso Vercelli, the family's enforcer, the stepson of the man who owned her father, and the only person her father ever trusted. Three months. Three boxes. One decision she cannot take back. A dark stepbrother mafia romance.