My Father's Enemy: An Age-Gap Mafia Romance

When her father's enemy is the only man who won't use her as a pawn. Sienna Voss has spent her whole life as Anton Voss's daughter - which means she's spent her whole life as a target. When a rival crew kidnaps her to force her father's hand, she expects to be traded, negotiated, priced. What she doesn't expect is Caius Marchetti, the one man her father has called an enemy for a decade, walking through the warehouse door for her. Caius doesn't want an alliance. He doesn't want a debt repaid. He wants to undo the one thing he couldn't stop twenty-two years ago - and Sienna is standing exactly where that old wound still lives. He takes her into his own house, under his own protection, and makes it clear: nobody touches what's his to protect. Not her father's men. Not the crew that took her. Not anyone. But protection has a way of becoming something else when you stop counting the reasons to leave. As the war between their two worlds closes in, Sienna has to decide whether the safest place she's ever felt is also the most dangerous choice she'll ever make - falling for the one man she was raised to fear. A slow-burn, age-gap mafia romance with a protective, morally-driven hero, a heroine who refuses to be anyone's leverage, and a closed-door romance that builds on trust, not heat.