Viper's Sinful Bargain

Marina's brother owes the Vitale family two hundred and twenty thousand dollars, and neither of them has the money to pay it.

With nothing else left, she enters the house of the men who ruined her family and offers Salvatore Vitale the only remaining currency she possesses: herself.

He recalls Enzo Silvestri's daughter from the life that existed before her father's grave, and rather than cancel the debt, he binds her to ninety days under his roof, his protection, and rules he already intends to enjoy enforcing.

Surrounded by armed guards and locked doors, Marina watches him relentlessly, hunting secrets that could ignite a war, even as fear of the Vitale name begins to twist into a hunger she cannot explain.

Salvatore puts her in the bedroom nearest his because this arrangement is no longer about what her brother owes—it is about winning her trust, her surrender, and the dangerous pull neither of them should want.