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SAINT OF SHADOWS: SAINTS OF SIN CITY, BOOK ONE
He's watched her for three years. She's about to find out.
Gianna Rossi is brilliant, broke, and running for her life through the Las Vegas Strip.
Marcus — the Saint of the Strip — is the most dangerous man in the city.
He's also the reason she's still alive.
For three years he's been her invisible guardian. Frozen her rent. Buried her threats. Watched her breathe through 342 cameras she never knew existed.
Then she witnesses something she was never supposed to see — and suddenly watching from a distance is no longer enough.
He told his she was a loose end.
He told his she's mine.
Now the king of Las Vegas has stepped out of the shadows, and Gianna is about to learn the difference between a man who wants to protect her — and a man who wants to own her.
This is a story about obsession disguised as protection, about the price of being kept safe without being asked — and a man who has spent three years convincing himself that watching was enough. When the truth finally surfaces, Gianna will have to decide whether the man who saved her life is the same man who might never let her go.
Saint of Shadows is a dark, slow-burn romantic suspense novel about power, possession, and the terrifying line between being protected and being owned.
Gianna Rossi is brilliant, broke, and running for her life through the Las Vegas Strip.
Marcus — the Saint of the Strip — is the most dangerous man in the city.
He's also the reason she's still alive.
For three years he's been her invisible guardian. Frozen her rent. Buried her threats. Watched her breathe through 342 cameras she never knew existed.
Then she witnesses something she was never supposed to see — and suddenly watching from a distance is no longer enough.
He told his she was a loose end.
He told his she's mine.
Now the king of Las Vegas has stepped out of the shadows, and Gianna is about to learn the difference between a man who wants to protect her — and a man who wants to own her.
This is a story about obsession disguised as protection, about the price of being kept safe without being asked — and a man who has spent three years convincing himself that watching was enough. When the truth finally surfaces, Gianna will have to decide whether the man who saved her life is the same man who might never let her go.
Saint of Shadows is a dark, slow-burn romantic suspense novel about power, possession, and the terrifying line between being protected and being owned.
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229 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 1, 2026
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July 3, 2026
good story
I agree with those saying it jumps around without notice, and that makes it confusing. It doesn’t make it impossible to follow and the story itself is good, so I’m going with 5 stars. It would be better if there was a consistency with headers for different character’s perspectives, timeline changes, and location changes. The characters are well written and the story is engaging. It’s a quick, enjoyable read.
I agree with those saying it jumps around without notice, and that makes it confusing. It doesn’t make it impossible to follow and the story itself is good, so I’m going with 5 stars. It would be better if there was a consistency with headers for different character’s perspectives, timeline changes, and location changes. The characters are well written and the story is engaging. It’s a quick, enjoyable read.
May 25, 2026
Mixed feelings!!
Liked the story line and the idea of the book. The editing was bad and there were a lot of jumps and lines that made me think they were in the wrong timeline of the book.
I’ll likely try the next book. But if the jumping and editing isn’t better I’ll have to DNR the series.
Liked the story line and the idea of the book. The editing was bad and there were a lot of jumps and lines that made me think they were in the wrong timeline of the book.
I’ll likely try the next book. But if the jumping and editing isn’t better I’ll have to DNR the series.
June 8, 2026
Disjointed
Great story line but it goes back and forth without any notice. It mentions events that happen much later in the story so it's very confusing
Great story line but it goes back and forth without any notice. It mentions events that happen much later in the story so it's very confusing
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