The Wrong Nane

She gave him the wrong name.
He fell for her anyway.
Elara Veyne has one rule when she enters Saint Vesper: never tell anyone who you really are.
Using the name Sofia Bellori, she infiltrates the city's most dangerous mafia family, hoping to uncover the truth behind a secret that destroyed her past.
Then she meets Dante Vescari.
Cold. Ruthless. Untouchable.
And far too interested in her.
Dante has spent years building an empire where betrayal is punished and trust is considered a weakness. But the mysterious woman calling herself Sofia Bellori doesn't behave like an ordinary outsider.
She lies too smoothly.
She knows too much.
And every time she looks at him, Dante gets the unsettling feeling that they've met before.
When a murdered man's final message contains the name Sofia Bellori, Dante realizes something is terribly wrong.
Because Sofia Bellori is dead.
And the woman in his bed has been wearing her name.
Now Dante has a choice: expose her, destroy her, or protect the woman who may have been sent to bring down his entire family.
But Elara has one final secret.
Dante isn't the only one using a false name.
As enemies close in, loyalties collapse, and the Bellori Ledger resurfaces, their dangerous attraction becomes impossible to deny.
Because in Saint Vesper, a name can be a weapon.
A name can be a death sentence.
And sometimes, the wrong name is the only thing standing between love and a bullet.