It’s not just Mafia. It’s not just Cybercrime. It’s a new breed of thriller romance.
The next generation of organized crime isn’t run by old men in smoke-filled rooms. It’s being rewired, reprogrammed, and protected from behind a keyboard.
A new kind of syndicate has emerged—built on code instead of blood. But when the real blood starts spilling, these women prove they’re not just hackers. They’re the Mafia’s most dangerous, unseen, and untouchable force.
Mafia thrillers. Cybercrime warfare. Dangerous romance. The combination is unpredictable and addictive.
COMING IN APRIL
The most dangerous breach isn’t digital. It’s the one that breaks you from the inside.
The Mafia was built on blood and loyalty. Now, it’s being rewritten in code.
Carolina Marchesi isn’t just changing the game—she’s protecting an empire. The Digital Syndicate is fast, invisible, and lethal, a network of hackers, surveillance specialists, and digital assassins who don’t need a gun to destroy the enemy.
But not everyone believes in cyber warfare. Especially not Lorenzo “Ren” De Luca. Ren is a weapon forged in blood. Blades. Bullets. Silence. That’s how power is kept—not through firewalls and encryption. And definitely not by some too-clever, too-defiant woman who thinks she knows everything. He doesn’t trust her, and he sure as hell doesn’t trust her merry band of hackers.
So when Carolina is sent to Sicily to fortify the Lombardi family’s cyber defenses—a favor to test if the Bianchis should align with them—Ren is assigned as her protection detail. A formality. Nothing more.
Until the first bullet flies.
A cyber war becomes a real one. A hidden betrayal turns them into targets. And the enforcer and the hacker, trapped together in a world of shifting alliances and ruthless enemies, find themselves battling something far more dangerous than the Camorra. Each other.
She’s fire and logic. He’s fury and instinct. The attraction between them is reckless, volatile—and utterly forbidden. But in a war where every move could be their last, there’s one thing more dangerous than trusting the wrong person. Wanting them.