Romano

The first time Elena Vasquez heard the name Dante Romano, she was not afraid.
She should have been.
Everyone in Rome knows what the Romano name means. What it costs. What it commands. Elena knew all of it - and when she found herself standing in front of a painting in a gallery, and a man she recognized stepped beside her and asked what she saw, she told him.
She looked at the most feared man in Southern Italy and felt fascinated.
He had never been looked at like that before.
What followed was dinners, a proposal, a wedding, and the slow, inevitable unraveling of a man who had never once allowed himself to be known - by the only woman who was never afraid to know him.
ROMANO is a story about power and the one person it cannot touch. About a name that means danger to everyone except the woman who made it mean something else entirely.
Some names cannot be unlearned.
Some women cannot be unfound.