Pecados 1. Rey de la ira

When blackmail forces ruthless billionaire Dante Russo into an engagement with the last woman on earth he'd choose, he discovers that his most dangerous enemy isn't the man who trapped him—it's the infuriatingly captivating woman now wearing his ring.

Dante has built his empire on iron control and cold precision. Every deal, every alliance, every move calculated for maximum advantage. But when a blackmail scheme orchestrated by his sworn enemy forces him into a marriage arrangement, that control shatters. His unwilling bride-to-be is Vivian Lau—poised, brilliant, and achingly beautiful heiress to a jewelry dynasty—and she represents everything Dante resents: a cage disguised as a crown.

Vivian understands duty better than most. Marrying into the Russo name is a strategic move that serves her family, even if it means sharing her life with a man whose arrogance rivals his wealth. She'll play the devoted fiancée in the glittering world of billionaire elite society, smile for the cameras, and keep her heart firmly behind its walls.

Except neither of them anticipated this. The charged glances across crowded ballrooms. The electric tension that crackles whenever they're alone. The simmering hatred that begins to look dangerously like something else entirely.

In this scorching contemporary romance, two people bound together by obligation and rivalry must decide whether their greatest enemy has secretly become the one person they can't live without.

Some sins are worth committing.