ANGÉLICA

Fifteen years ago, the powerful Florentin family ruled the Spanish underworld-until one bloody night changed everything. During a brutal war between the Spanish Mafia and the Russian syndicate, Isabella Florentin was murdered and one-year-old Angélica vanished without a trace.

Unknown to the Florentins, Angélica was smuggled to the United States and abandoned in an abusive orphanage, where she grew up surrounded by violence, neglect, and loneliness.

Fifteen years later, the Florentin brothers receive a shocking phone call from a hospital in the United States claiming their long-lost sister has finally been found. Desperate to reunite with their long lost little sister they failed to save, they immediately fly across the world.

But nothing could prepare them for what they discovered next.

Angélica is no longer the innocent child from old photographs. At sixteen, she is guarded, traumatized, and carrying emotional scars from a painful life. And she is not alone.

In her arms is a one-year-old baby boy.

Before the family can process the truth, a bruised and angry seventeen-year-old boy appears at the hospital and reveals himself to be the baby's father. But unlike what the mafia brothers expected, he is not a criminal or predator. He is simply another broken teenager who had once been trapped in the same nightmare as Angélica. Despite his age, he refuses to back down and abandon either Angélica or the child, even while standing face-to-face with one of the deadliest mafia families in Europe.

As old enemies resurface and buried secrets about Angélica's disappearance begin to unravel, the Florentin family realizes the war they thought ended fifteen years ago never truly disappeared. Now, with rival mafias hunting them again and Angélica struggling between revenge, fear, and the fragile family she barely remembers, they must decide whether blood alone is enough to heal a lifetime of pain.