The Mafia Princess

Alexa Barnett only needed a room.

Broke, desperate, and running out of options, she answers a suspiciously cheap roommate listing near campus and expects the worst. A scam. A disaster. A closet with a mattress.

Valentina is rich, cold, beautiful, impossible, and full of rules Alexa does not understand. Do not touch her things. Do not ask questions. Do not open the black door at the end of the hall.

At first, Alexa thinks her new roommate is just spoiled and secretive. Then she notices the black cars outside the building, the men who watch from the curb, the blood on Valentina's sleeve, and the way people on campus treat her like royalty.

Mafia royalty.

Valentina Moretti is the daughter of Don Matteo Moretti, and her life has already been planned by men who think love is weakness and daughters are bargaining chips. Alexa should run the second she learns the truth.

Instead, she stays.

What starts as tension turns into obsession. Fights become almost-kisses. Jealousy becomes desire. Desire becomes something neither of them can hide. But loving Valentina means stepping into a world of bloodlines, rival families, arranged alliances, dangerous secrets, and enemies who see Alexa as the easiest way to hurt the Don's daughter.

Alexa came looking for a room.

She found her roommate.

Her ruin.

Her home.