The Billionaire's Unholy Promise to Her

"Your father owes a blood debt. Now you pay with your life," Dante Carusi says, standing in a hospital chapel with a gun under his jacket. Norah Sutherland never knew her dead father worked for the mob. Never knew he witnessed a murder eighteen years ago. Never knew the evidence he hid would make her a target. Until a dying man whispers her name. Until Dante appears with surveillance photos proving they've been watching her for months. Until she has three weeks before the Calabria crime family collects what her father owed—her life. But Dante makes a dangerous choice. Instead of delivering her to be killed like the six women before her, he hides her. Protects her. Lies to his own family to keep her breathing. Then everything explodes. The three-week deadline becomes forty-eight hours. Dante's captured and beaten. His brother appears with shocking truths—nothing Dante said was real. And Norah discovers her father didn't just witness murder. He helped commit it. Now she's racing to find the hidden evidence, decrypt her father's secrets, and trade it for Dante's life before midnight. But the Calabrias don't negotiate. They don't forgive. And they're done waiting. Trapped between a man who was sent to kill her and a family that won't stop hunting, Norah faces one brutal truth: saving Dante means destroying her father's memory. Keeping her father's secrets means watching Dante die. And the clock just hit eleven. When love is born from a death sentence, can it survive the truth?