ter
rupt. The air smelled of wet asphalt, gasoline, and something darker-the scent of impending chaos. In the heart of t
. Her empire was forged from blood, loyalty, and betrayal. But it was the blood of her father
vow would b
m the best-her father, a king in the world of crime. But she had never been content to simply inherit his power. No, she
e trusted, turned on her family. She had been just a girl then, standing helplessly as the life was drained from her father's
dark night a perfect cloak for the reckoning that was about to unfold. Giovanni Ricci, the man who had orchestrated her fat
the time
fortress that Ricci had built for himself, a symbol of his false sense of security. But
filled with purpose. This was no longer about money or control. I
kering lamps, but it was the shadows she lived in. Shadows th
would claim her father's