BOUND IN BLOOD AND VOWS: A Dark Mafia Marriage of Convenience Romance

She owes a debt she never signed for. He's the only man who can settle it. Elena Rossi has four minutes to disappear before the men her late father owed find her first. She doesn't make it out the door. Dante Falcone is already sitting in her kitchen, offering the one thing she never expected: marriage. A contract, not a courtship. Her father's three-hundred-thousand-dollar debt, erased the moment she signs her name beside his. Dante doesn't need a wife. He needs a wife nobody can use against his family. But the closer Elena gets to the truth about what her father really died knowing, the more the marriage stops feeling like a transaction and the more Dante realizes wanting her instead of just needing her might be the most dangerous thing he's done since he inherited the family at twenty-six. On their wedding night, Elena finds a photograph hidden in her husband's desk. Her father. Dante's father. The consigliere everyone trusts. Together, the night before a man was murdered. Some vows are a debt. Some become a choice. Elena doesn't know yet which one she just made.