Death's Favor: Special Print Edition (The Moretti Men)

When a woman running from one prison lands handcuffed to a mafia hitman, freedom starts to look like a very different thing entirely.

Danika has spent her life under her father's iron grip, her world narrowed to what he allows and who he chooses for her to marry. Desperate and out of options, she runs—straight into the path of a man who makes her father look like a minor inconvenience. The Italian assassin who takes her captive is cold, ruthless, and absolutely unbending in his need for control. He operates by a rigid set of compulsions that govern his every move, and Danika, with her chaos and color, represents everything that threatens his carefully ordered existence.

But Danika isn't the fragile thing people assume her to be. As a hearing-impaired artist, she has always translated the world through instinct and observation, and what she observes in her dark, brooding captor surprises her: beneath the lethal exterior lives something unexpectedly protective.

Their forced proximity crackles with tension—his gruffness meeting her warmth in a collision neither of them anticipated. The arrangement that brought them together was never meant to become something real, yet the lines between captive and captor blur with every stolen moment and quiet revelation.

Dark, dangerous, and achingly tender in the spaces between, *Death's Favor* is a mafia romance that proves the most ruthless men sometimes fall the hardest—and the women bold enough to see them never walk away unchanged.