Eternal Claim of His Forgotten Wife

Selene Visconti, a runaway Cosa Nostra wife, wakes in a prison that is not her own, emptied by sorrow she cannot name and by medicine administered three times a day.

Her husband's face is gone from her until the mother she once watched burn enters the room alive, exposing the haze in her head as a calculated dose.

Zagreus Vitale, the patient Maestro, let a traitor haul her into the woods after sewing a tracker into the diamonds at her ankle, and now every hour she spends in that house is another hour used to overwrite who she was.

She starts to fall for the one man who has never lied to her while her mother forges those memories into a weapon meant for his chest, yet reclaiming her would mean destroying his father's throne and opening war on every family that already fears him.

An obsessive claim cannot easily endure when only one of them still remembers the marriage.