She was sent to break him. She didn't expect him to already be broken. Solène Marchetti has spent three years hunting the cartel that killed her sister. Her assignment: get close to Mateo Vega-Cruz — shipping magnate, Ibarra Cartel asset, the most dangerous kind of man — and flip him before a ten-year conspiracy buries them both. But Mateo isn't who her file says he is. Forced into the cartel's grip to protect his kidnapped niece, he has spent four years building a secret dossier that could bring the entire network down. He doesn't need an Interpol operative. He needs someone to trust. What he gets is Solène. From the sun-soaked ports of Cartagena to the corridors of a Madrid cartel summit to the open water of the Atlantic, they circle each other — two people running the same race from opposite directions, carrying secrets that could destroy each other. The mission was simple: find his fracture point. She found something worse. She found that she was his.