IN YOUR NAME: A Dark Enemies to Lovers Hitman Romance

A dark, enemies-to-lovers hitman romance of obsession, vengeance, and the one name that ruins everything. Book one of THE HOUSE. Dual POV. A costly ending. No cliffhanger. He was sent to my house to kill me. >For four years I have hunted the men who took my sister. Twenty-two faces on my wall. Red thread between them. I was three names from the top when a man let himself in at two in the morning and stood in my kitchen like he had all night. He did not kill me. He read my wall. He is quiet. Patient. Wrong in a way I should have run from. He counts under his breath when he thinks no one is listening. He takes numbers. Never names. "I don't take names." "Then take mine." He knows how every man on my wall died. He should. >I do not know that yet. They call him the House's hand. The blade a crime family bought when he was nine years old and never once had to name. He has closed forty-one accounts and remembers every number and not a single face. Except one. Four years ago. A Tuesday. She was my sister. Loving him means burying her twice. Turning him in means burning down the only man who ever chose me. >Things to know about IN YOUR NAME: - Dual POV, first person. A morally black hitman hero who tells you exactly what he is on page one - A heroine who hunts, negotiates, and flatly refuses to be handled - Enemies to lovers, forced proximity, he falls first and he falls hardest - Touch-her-and-die protector with an on-page consent spine - Spice 3.5 out of 5. Explicit, written for the feeling and not the anatomy - A costly, morally uncomfortable happy ending. Nobody gets redeemed. Someone gets kept >Content warnings: contract killing and organized violence, grief and the death of a sibling, on-page death, manipulation, brief animal peril (the dog lives), explicit sexual content. Intended for adult readers.