Valentine Vendetta
Standalone – Enemies to Lovers – Mafia Romance – Forbidden – Open door spice – Protective Alpha – Morally Gray – HEA
She is Valentine. He is Moretti. Can their love break the Valentine Vendetta?
The Valentine Vendetta is her family’s blood oath to erase the Morettis, older than the truce itself.
Luigi Moretti
Leaving her is the hardest part. No names. All heat. Then the call comes. The truce needs the Moretti heir. An annual Valentine’s Week ceasefire under the Commission so money moves while Valentines and Morettis redraw lines. The Vendetta keeps a target on my back. This is usually the one week I breathe.
Not this year. My order is simple. End the ceasefire by ending the Valentine heir.
I walk in and see her. The stranger from my bed wearing the crown. Isabella Valentine. My enemy. When I learn her fiancé paid for the shot, I set my sights on him instead. My family wants her gone, he wants her buried, and I want her breathing and saying my name.
Isabella Valentine
One reckless night was not a mistake. He lit a fire under my skin and it stayed. At the truce I recognize the eyes I dreamed about on the enemy heir. Luigi Moretti. The table smiles for peace while my fiancé signs my death.
The Valentine Vendetta is the law of my house, Moretti blood for Valentine blood.
Tonight the crossfire makes every promise a lie. Luigi pulls me through smoke and into shadows where touch feels like treason. We are enemies by blood, temptation by choice, and I want his hands on my skin more than I want to rule a house of lies.
14 Days. 28 Stories. One Explosive Valentine’s.
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