Matteo and Quinn are aware of the intense chemistry between them, the air is charged with it, but they've hardly even spoken to one another. Their few interactions have been brief, and always interrupted by either his family or her sisters. Her sisters, Bree and Jade, have fallen in love with his cousins?, ?? and ??.
While both Matteo and Quinn are happy for the joy their loved ones have found, it's hard to witness, especially as both doubt they'll ever be able to have it, though each believe they've already found it...with one another.
See, Matteo is an undercover cop, and for the past two and a half years has been inside Bruno Santiago's organization. Not only does he want revenge for what was done to his cousin, Gavriella, of which he holds Bruno responsible, but Bruno is determined to wipe out the entire Adamo and Callaghan (Quinn and her sisters) families, simply because they stand in his way.
Due to Matteo's current assignment, and needing to remain anonymous, as in not an Adamo in Bruno's eyes, he holds himself back from his family, which is difficult to do as the Adamos love one another with their whole hearts.
Matteo knows he can no longer resist Quinn, nor does he want to, but shortly after this epiphany he learns Quinn has been taken, and nothing, not even breaking his own cover, will stop him from saving her...and making her his.
However, he needs to finish his mission with Bruno, especially as his continued breaths mean his loved ones may soon take their last.
Can Matteo keep Quinn safe? Will Bruno achieve his goal of removing any and all obstacles in his path? Will Matteo ever be able to rejoin his family? Will he and Quinn have the chance at happiness they both crave? Will Matteo return to his job in law enforcement? Is a HEA possible?
One-click now and follow along as two people drawn to each other from the second they met realize you can't fight fate. Please keep in mind this is the last book in this series, and though it can be read as a standalone, I do recommend reading the titles in order.
**I voluntarily read and reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.**