The Daughter of My Enemy

At seven years old, Ethan loses his parents in a tragic accident.
At fifteen, his grandfather reveals the truth.
His parents were not ordinary people-they were undercover officers who spent years infiltrating one of the most dangerous criminal empires in the country. Before they could bring it down, they were exposed and executed by the organization's ruthless leader, Arthur Blackwood.
For years Ethan lives for only one purpose:
Revenge.
At twenty-two, he successfully infiltrates Arthur's syndicate.
Patient. Calculating. Cold.
His mission is simple-get close enough to destroy Arthur and everyone he loves.
Instead, Arthur assigns him to protect his only daughter, Rose.
Beautiful. Stubborn. Fearless.
The very person Ethan should hate becomes the person he spends every day protecting.
One bullet meant for her.
Then another.
Then another.
Knives. Ambushes. Assassinations.
Again and again Ethan throws himself between Rose and death.
Until one day he realizes a terrifying truth:
If given the choice between avenging his parents and saving Rose...
He would choose Rose.
Every single time.
And when Arthur finally discovers Ethan's real identity, he summons him to his office and asks the question Ethan has been avoiding for years:
"Why haven't you killed me?"
Because revenge made Ethan enter Arthur's world.
But love made him stay.
That could be the central theme of the entire novel: Can love overcome a hatred that has existed since childhood?