We Were Supposed To Be Strangers

New York City, 1995.

Angelina D'Amato walked away from Vincenzo Vitale seven years ago. Left him in a prison cell with their daughter growing inside her and a promise she'd never come back.

Now she's Marianna Marino. Blonde, polished, highly untouchable. An undercover agent infiltrating the Castellano crime family. However, she never thought she'd see him again. She never thought he was involved with the Castellano mafia family.

And now... he's their Consigliere.

Every smile she gives his associates is a lie. Every night she spends with Carlo "Charmer" Vitelli, pretending to be his girlfriend, carves deeper into what's left of her soul. But the real knife? It twists every time Vinny looks at her across a crowded room and doesn't recognize the woman he used to love. Or maybe he did.

He doesn't know about their daughter. He doesn't know she's the one building the case that will destroy him. He doesn't know that when this is over, one of them won't walk away.

Some secrets are worth dying for. Some loves are worth killing for.