In a world where power and control reign, Isabella Russo's life is forever altered when her family arranges her marriage to the ruthless Don of the Romano mafia, Vincenzo. Cold, calculating, and possessive, Vincenzo never believed in love-only power. But as his world collides with Isabella's fiery spirit, their marriage becomes a dangerous game of control, passion, and betrayal. As the walls between them begin to collapse, their connection spirals into something neither of them can control. Isabella must navigate the deadly world of the mafia and the dangerous pull toward the man she swore to hate. And Enzo? He'll stop at nothing to claim her-body and soul, making sure she's underneath his rule in every way. ........................... #1 in enemieswithbenefits #1 in matureaudience #1 in Italian

Paris Morgan had her entire life planned out before junior year even started. Straight A's. Cheer captain. Scholarships. The perfect reputation. The perfect future. Everybody at Lincoln Heights High loves Paris Morgan. Teachers adore her, girls want to be her, and boys can't stop staring at her. She's loud, funny, gorgeous, and somehow always the center of attention without even trying. Lucas Graves is the exact opposite. He cuts class more than he attends it, barely passes his exams, spends his nights skating through empty parking lots and playing guitar in his garage band, and has a reputation every parent warns their daughters about. Most people think he's a burnout with pretty eyes and no future. They were never supposed to collide. But when late night parties, burned CDs, parking lot conversations, and one reckless summer start pulling them together, Paris begins realizing perfection might be the very thing making her miserable. And Lucas - the boy who acts like he doesn't care about anything - starts wanting something for the first time in a long time. In a town where everybody already thinks they know them, falling for each other becomes messy fast. Because pretty girls like Paris Morgan don't date boys like Lucas Graves. And boys like Lucas never believe girls like her actually stay. A 2000s interracial romance filled with house parties, cheer games, skateboards, loud guitars, first love, and the kind of teenage heartbreak that feels like the end of the world.