The Lord's Plaything

Everyone warned her never to fall for Dante Moretti, the cold-eyed underboss of the Velasco family. Yet Serafina Leone spent a year in his bed—his penthouse, his private elevator, his armored Escalade—believing she was the one he wanted. Only later does she learn the truth: the photographs locked in his study, the woman in white he carries up the stairs in the cathedral district, the girl he calls his salvation, is Elena Abate—her own stepsister.

Serafina's father is selling her to a dying Agosti heir for five hundred million to save the family, and her stepmother Chiara is scheming to erase her entirely. On the night she signs away the Leone name, Elena greets her with a smile that proves she already knows everything.

If Dante cannot let go of his precious white moonlight, Serafina will become someone else's widow—and let Elena watch as a woman with nothing left to lose burns it all down.