Crimson Night

Lilah Vitale hasn't spoken a word since she was seven years old-since the night the Russians stole her voice, her safety, and her childhood. Now grown and deadly in her own right, she moves through the Italian mafia world like a shadow: silent, calculating, impossible to predict. Her hands speak for her, her eyes warn for her, and her silence has become both her armor and her weapon.

Mikhailo Bianchi has been her rival for years. The heir to a powerful enemy family, he's sharp, ruthless, and infuriatingly observant. To Lilah, he's nothing but a threat with a charming smile. To Mikhailo, she is an enigma he can't stay away from-especially because he secretly understands every word she signs. But he keeps that knowledge hidden, waiting, watching... playing a game she doesn't know she's in.

When the Russians resurface-stronger, bloodthirsty, and targeting her family-Lilah's world collapses overnight. Her family falls around her, leaving her bleeding, broken, and desperate for vengeance. With no one left to trust, she's forced to turn to the one man she swore she'd never rely on.

Mikhailo.

Bleeding on his doorstep in the pouring rain, Lilah speaks her first word in years-his name-before the darkness takes her.

Bound by a common enemy, tangled in a web of old wounds and new dangers, Lilah and Mikhailo must navigate loyalty, betrayal, and an attraction they both refuse to acknowledge. Because in their world, love is a risk, trust is a weapon, and silence can be deadlier than any bullet.

And Lilah is done being quiet.