L_Angelo della Morte A Mafia (Romance)

In the underworld of the mafia, power, loyalty, and fear dictate every move. Yet in the midst of this darkness, a forbidden love blooms, where even the most dangerous hearts can be claimed. L'Angelo della Morte is a breathtaking mafia romance about a notorious assassin and the woman who dares to capture his heart.Luciano "L'Angelo della Morte" Moretti is a name whispered in fear across the criminal underworld. The assassin known as "Angel of Death" has left a trail of blood and broken promises in his wake, his reputation built on silent, swift executions and cold detachment. His life is one of secrecy, where trust is a liability and relationships are seen as a weakness. But Luciano is more than just the killer he's become-he's a man trapped in a world where the only thing that makes him feel alive is the thrill of the hunt.Serafina "Sera" De Luca, however, is anything but a typical mafia woman. Raised by a family notorious for their ruthless business dealings, Sera is no stranger to danger, but she has managed to carve a life for herself that's far removed from the blood-soaked world her family inhabits. Fiercely independent and driven by a deep desire to find her own path, she is forced to confront the darkness when her family's ties to Luciano become undeniable.Their worlds collide when Sera unknowingly crosses paths with Luciano during a covert mission that goes terribly wrong. Caught in the crossfire of a dangerous family feud, she becomes a pawn in the mafia's deadly game. Luciano, tasked with eliminating her, hesitates for the first time in his life. Something in her eyes sparks a recognition he cannot ignore-could she be the one thing he's been searching for all these years?As the two are drawn into a dangerous game of cat and mouse, their intense chemistry becomes undeniable. Luciano must reconcile his cold, lethal persona with the growing warmth he feels for Sera, while she grapples with the choice between loyalty to her family and the man who has awakened a passion she thought she'd never feel.