This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
He knows where she goes. What she does. Who she talks to. And he's done sharing.
I built the security systems that run my family's empire.
Facial recognition. Behavioral analysis. Encrypted communications.
I see everything that happens inside the Sartori compound.
I'm supposed to be invisible. Untouchable. Safe behind my screens.
So how the hell did Dmitri Baganov get past every wall I've built?
The Bratva heir is dangerous.
Not the kind of dangerous that makes you run — the kind that makes you forget why you should.
He walks into a room and every algorithm I've designed becomes useless.
One kiss in his nightclub, and I've spent a month trying to debug whatever virus he planted inside me.
Desire. Obsession. A want that won't quit.
I shut it down. Walked away. Deleted him from my system.
But you can't delete a man who owns half of Chicago.
Now our families are forcing an alliance.
His dying father demands a marriage, and my brothers are offering me as the price.
A mafia princess traded to a Bratva king who's been running surveillance of his own.
He knows everywhere I go. Everyone I talk to. Every secret I'm trying to bury.
I'm the tech genius who should have seen this trap coming.
But Dmitri Baganov doesn't set traps. He builds cages. Beautiful, golden cages where the doors lock from the outside and the only key is surrender.
The problem? I'm a Sartori. We don't surrender.
The bigger problem? Every time he touches me, I want to.
