Sold to the Devil King I was supposed to become a bride. Instead, I watched my family die. On the night of my engagement, my father's most trusted ally and the man I was about to marry betrayed us. They slaughtered my family, stole our empire, drugged me, and sold me like I was nothing more than merchandise. They thought they had erased the last Moretti. They were wrong. At the underground auction, I was bought by the one man every criminal fears... Dante De Luca, the Devil King. The most ruthless mafia lord in Europe. A man whose name is whispered with terror. He didn't make me his mistress. He made me his maid. Now I serve the man everyone calls a monster while secretly searching for the truth behind my family's massacre. Every clue I uncover leads to another lie. Every ally hides a secret. Every step toward revenge brings me closer to a conspiracy far bigger than I ever imagined. The last thing I expected was the Devil himself becoming the only person standing between me and death. But in a world where loyalty is bought with blood and love is the deadliest weakness of all, trusting him may cost me everything... including my revenge. Because if the Devil discovers who I really am, will he help me reclaim my stolen crown... ...or will he be the one to deliver me to the enemies who have been waiting to finish what they started?

Beatrice lost her mother, her home, and the boy she loved — all before she turned eighteen. Roman Hoxwood chose his first love over her on the one day she needed him most. So she left, rebuilt herself abroad, and buried the girl who used to wait by his locker. Five years later, she's not just back — she's found. The daughter of a man richer than the Hoxwoods themselves, thrust into a world of boardrooms and blood ties she never knew she had. And the one man standing between her and her father's legacy is the same one who shattered her at eighteen. Now their families want a merger sealed in vows, not contracts. Roman is CEO, engaged (in name) to Cindy, and furious that fate handed him Beatrice again. Beatrice is done being the girl who begs to be chosen. But contracts can't stop old wounds from reopening — or old wanting from creeping back in. Marriage was supposed to be strategy. Nobody said anything about desire.