Love was never supposed to be part of the deal. Leilani Russo never planned to get tangled in the criminal underworld. But when a split-second decision pulls her into the orbit of Luca Moretti-the cold, calculating heir to one of the most feared mafia families-her world begins to burn. He's danger in designer suits. A storm she should run from. Then there's Aiden: the man with a badge and a past that won't stay buried. He's everything Luca isn't-safe, steady, and everything she used to want. But hearts don't follow logic. And in a world where loyalty means life or death, she's about to find out what happens when you fall for the one who was never yours to love. Two men. One war. And a choice that could destroy them all.

In the dusty attic of her mothers estate, she finds a green leather journal - her name etched into the cover in a handwriting that matches her own. But the pages inside tell stories she doesn't remember living. Lives she never recalls living. Each entry transports her into a different time, a different world - one where her face, her heart, and her choices seem to echo across centuries. As the journal unfolds, so does a haunting pattern: familiar strangers, unfinished stories, and secrets buried not just in ink - but in memory. The deeper she reads, the more the lines blur between past and present, fiction and truth. And somewhere, hidden between pages and whispers, lies a question she can't ignore: What if the life she's living isn't her first - and what if some part of her never stopped writing? Each voice feels like hers. Each life pulses with a strange familiarity she can't explain. As the hours pass, she loses herself in the ink and fragments. Faces she sees on the street begin to mirror those in the journal. Whispers of long-forgotten moments creep into her thoughts. The lines between past and present blur, unraveling everything she thought she knew about herself. Then the entries start to change. Some end mid-sentence. Some repeat phrases she hears in dreams. Almost like someone knew she'd find the journal. Almost like someone is trying to remind her of something she's forgotten. Trapped between stories and centuries, Elena must confront a truth buried deep within ink and memory - a truth that could rewrite everything she knows about her past, her future, and herself. Some secrets are meant to be forgotten. Others are written in her own handwriting.