Blood And Belonging

Roxy is seventeen, tattooed, brilliant, and broken in all the right ways. With nothing but a knife in her boot, a hacking laptop, and pure spite, she walks into the compound of Matteo Romano-the mafia Don she's never met and the father she never wanted to find.
Her mission is simple: force him to sign her emancipation papers and disappear.

But Matteo doesn't do simple. He sees something in Roxy that terrifies him-she thinks like a predator, moves like a killer, and has his same cold darkness running through her veins. Instead of sending her away, he gives her a choice: sign the papers and leave with nothing, or stay for one week and prove herself worthy of the Romano name.
Roxy should walk away.

But then Blake shows up-the girl who disappeared without a trace eight months ago, the only person Roxy ever loved, and the one person she swore she'd destroy if she ever saw her again.

Now Roxy is trapped between two dangerous obsessions: the father she's learning to need and the girl she can never let go of. And as she's pulled deeper into the mafia world, she realizes her mission for freedom might cost her everything-including her sanity.

Because some people aren't meant to be saved. They're meant to burn.