The Hidden Heiress

Snow Moretti was promised to Leonardo Caruso before she was old enough to understand love, loyalty, or the blood-soaked meaning of a family contract.

Fifteen years later, she is no longer the little girl he once knew.

Hidden under her father's strict surveillance, Snow has grown up innocent, naïve, and sheltered from the world. She knows Leonardo exists. She knows she was once meant to become his bride. But after the brutal rivalry between the Caruso and Moretti families, she has been taught only one thing - the Caruso name means danger.

Her father, Dante Moretti, loves her more than life.

But he hates Leonardo Caruso more than mercy.

To protect Snow, Dante is willing to lie, manipulate, and even spill blood. He would rather destroy his own daughter's future than watch her belong to the family he swore to ruin.

But Leonardo Caruso is not a man who forgets what was promised to him.

Now the ruthless head of the Caruso empire, Leonardo is feared, untouchable, and dangerously possessive. He does not know if what he feels for Snow is love, obsession, or something darker. He only knows she was his before the world tried to steal her away.

And Leonardo does not lose what carries his name.

When he discovers that the woman shown to the world as Snow may be a lie, his search begins - not gently, not patiently, but with the kind of obsession that can turn cities into graves.

Snow is trapped between two dangerous loves:
a father who cages her in the name of protection,
and a fiancé who would burn an empire to claim her.

In a world where promises are written in blood, Snow Moretti may become the innocent reason both families go to war.