Enemies, Period.

Odette Bellamond Dubois doesn't do weakness. As the head of a successful law firm and granddaughter of a feared Greek mafia bloodline, she has always lived by one rule-survive at all costs.

Ozias Dominiski is her opposite in every way she hates. A wealthy real estate mogul and heir to a powerful mafia family, he operates in boardrooms instead of bloodshed, his life limited by hemophilia that keeps him from the violent side of his empire. But weakness has never made him less dangerous.

Their history is worse.

So when they are forced into a marriage , they make a silent agreement the moment they meet again: they will kill each other.

But there's a catch.

If either Odette or Ozias dies during the marriage, the other dies too.
Stuck in a dangerous bond neither of them agreed to, they begin plotting, calculating, and surviving under one roof while searching for a way to end the other without dying themselves.
Until a murder change everything.

Odette's estranged father is found dead. So is Ozias' mother.
With no choice but to work together, enemies become reluctant allies as they uncover a truth more twisted than their families' hatred. But every answer drags them deeper into danger-and closer to each other.
Because in a world built on mafia bloodlines, power, and revenge, the real threat was never the marriage...
It was what they would become inside it.

Enemies. Period.