Unhinged Justice
He’s her bodyguard.
Dangerous. Disciplined. Possessive.
And when the world turns on her, he’s the only thing standing between her and ruin.
Nico Rosetti lives by control. He counts everything—pull-ups, bullets, the seconds it takes to neutralize a threat. A former soldier turned mafia enforcer, he’s spent years mastering the art of restraint, because feeling is a liability that once nearly destroyed him.
So when his family sends him to Miami to protect Marisol Delgado—a cartel princess with a reputation for chaos and a talent for self-destruction—he expects a straightforward assignment.
He should know better.
Marisol is trouble wrapped in silk and scandal. Champagne for breakfast, tabloid disasters by nightfall, and a nightclub with a locked room that hides a secret powerful enough to get her killed. She doesn’t need a bodyguard breathing down her neck—especially not one with a hero complex, a lethal edge, and eyes that promise he’ll never let her out of his sight.
Forced together under one roof, their clash is inevitable. He’s rules and restraint. She’s impulse and fire. And the tension between them burns hotter every day.
When a ruthless enemy begins dismantling Marisol’s life piece by piece, Nico becomes more than her protection.
He becomes her obsession.
Her shield.
Her reckoning.
In a world of blood, betrayal, and power, love is the most dangerous risk of all.
A scorching enemies-to-lovers dark romance featuring a grumpy/sunshine pairing, forced proximity, dual POV, a possessive mafia soldier, and a guaranteed HEA.
Bodyguard romance • Touch her and die • He falls first • Possessive protector • Forced proximity • Broken souls healing together
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