The Devil's Nun

Dante Russo is a man Italy has learned to fear. Ruthless, merciless, and seated at the head of a blood-soaked empire, he has never been known for forgiveness. His unfaithful wife learned that before her death. Now, the only person Dante cares for is his five-year-old son, Matteo.

When Matteo needs a nanny, Dante makes his expectations painfully clear. He wants someone he will never look at twice. An old woman. A nun. Anyone incapable of becoming another temporary desire.

Then Sister Delilah steps into his mansion.

At twenty-one, Delilah has known nothing beyond the walls of the church. Gentle, painfully innocent, and carrying wounds she has been taught to call punishment, she arrives in Italy believing she has been sent to care for a lonely little boy. She knows nothing of the criminal empire surrounding her. Nothing of the blood on Dante Russo's hands.

And nothing of the way he looks at her.

She was supposed to be invisible to him.

Instead, the quiet little nun becomes the only temptation the devil cannot ignore.

And Dante Russo has never been a man who denies himself what he wants.