She's been building a case against her father for three years. He's been building an exit from the life that's killing him. When a kidnapping throws them together, their only chance at survival is each other. Valentina Corsetti is the perfect mafia daughter. She smiles at dinner parties. She plans the menus. She wears the dresses her father picks out. And every Saturday while he's in Manhattan, she photographs the contents of his desk — evidence that will destroy his empire and prove he murdered her mother. She's been patient. She's been invisible. She has four hundred photographs and a dead woman's necklace hiding the only copy. She just needs the one thing locked inside his safe. Dominic Sorrentino is forty years old and tired of being a killer. He has an exit plan — offshore accounts, a new identity, a life in a country where nobody knows his name. Two more months and he's gone. Then his brother kidnaps a mafia princess and dumps her on his floor. Now his safehouse is compromised. His exit is blown. And the woman glaring at him from behind his couch has secrets that make his look like amateur hour. She can crack a safe in the dark. He can clear a room without raising his voice. Together, they're either the most dangerous partnership in New York — or the fastest way to get each other killed. Blood Debt is the first book in the Brutal Vows trilogy — a dark mafia romance with an age-gap hero who's done pretending to be heartless and a heroine who's been the smartest person in every room since the night her world ended. Dual POV. Explicit heat. No cheating. HEA.
