No Debt, No Mercy

Teodora Bruni has spent six years paying down a debt that was never hers. When the Salerno family decides the balance is due, they don't take her business. They take her address. Now she sleeps on the third floor of a row house full of men who count her as inventory, and the only person who treats her like a person is Matteo Salerno — the nephew with the quiet voice and the father he won't discuss. Matteo has been collecting her father's old receipts for years. They prove the don ordered a murder. They also prove Teo is expendable the moment she stops being useful. In a house where every wall has ears, two people who should be enemies start keeping secrets for each other. Walking out means walking out together — or not at all.