Vow of Ruin

Her father owes the Cavaso family eight million. Dante Cavaso wants to be paid in something else.

Siena Rossi has spent ten years keeping her father's books balanced and his secrets buried. Now his debts have caught up with him, and the new head of Chicago's most feared crime family has named his price: a wedding, within the week.

The bride is Siena. And if she says no, her little sister is next.

So Siena does the one thing nobody expects. She says yes, on her terms. Her sister's name comes off the table for good, in writing, signed.

Dante Cavaso doesn't negotiate. Three months as Don and he's already buried two of his own men without a trace. He looks at people like a sum he's already worked out. But his new wife doesn't flinch, doesn't beg, and doesn't scare. And she's hiding something he never saw coming.

Because Siena keeps one set of books nobody knows about. Three transfers, routed through a shell company, dated eleven days before Dante's father was shot dead in a Chicago parking garage. She knows something about the morning that made Dante Don. And whoever planned it is still inside his house.

Vow of Ruin is Book 1 of The Cavaso Syndicate: a dark, dual-POV mafia arranged marriage romance with a morally grey hero and a heroine who is never the weakest person in the room. For readers 18+. Contains violence, dark themes and explicit content.