She was sold to the devil, and he is never letting her go. Adela is the Don’s illegitimate daughter, and she has lived her life being maltreated, bullied and beaten. When the Don informs her of a marriage alliance to Vincenzo Romanov, the Devil of New York, she runs away, determined never to return. Eight years later, she is in New York, with a new name and a better life, believing she is free, until the devil returns … he never left, and now, he is back to take what is his. He forces her into a marriage with him. She walks down the aisle with hate in her heart and a knife in her hand. She is the only variable he cannot control. Vincenzo has earned a reputation for being a monster, a murderer with a code, a man on a mission. Adela is supposed to be a means to an end: more power, more fear, but he doesn’t expect her viciousness that somehow matches his, and her violence that complements his demons. Their home becomes a war zone. They refuse to bend, and sex becomes a weapon. Then, his enemies come for her, and his past catches up to them. She is taken from him. The Devil makes it clear that he will burn the world to the ground to find her. The only thing more dangerous than a monster … is a monster in love.