The Pakhan He Betrayed

Sofia Antonova has spent her whole life being kept out of her father's business. When someone puts three bullets in him at his own dinner table, she finds out exactly what the business was. The family assigns Kirill Morozov to keep her alive — forty-four years old, the man her father trained, and the man who put her father in prison twenty years ago before inexplicably walking free. Sofia doesn't trust him. She shouldn't. Because Kirill knows exactly who ordered the hit. He gave the order himself, and he has spent two decades inside the Antonov organization as a federal informant, waiting for this exact moment to bring it all down. What he didn't count on was her. She finds his second phone. She reads the messages. She puts a knife to his throat in the safehouse kitchen and makes him tell her everything. He does. And then she makes a choice no one in this family has ever made.