Sinners In Silence

Two enemies. Two empires. One year to stay apart.They failed before it even started.SORENI don't do feelings.I do strategy. Control. Results.My father sent me to Harlow University with one job — keep the alliance alive, watch the Ashford heir, report back.Simple.Clean.Until I met Ren Ashford.He is everything I was trained to discard. Loud where I'm quiet. Reckless where I'm precise. A man who walks into a room and dares it to look away.I told myself he was a liability.I told myself I was watching him because I had to.I kept telling myself that — right up until the moment I stopped believing it.RENI knew what Soren Voss was before he opened his mouth.Cold. Calculated. His father's weapon wearing a perfect face.I wasn't supposed to want him near me.I wasn't supposed to notice the way he reads — slowly, like every word matters. Or the way he shows up at my door at six in the morning with a first aid kit and zero explanation.I wasn't supposed to feel anything.But here's the problem with men like Soren.They don't just get under your skin.They stay.In a world where two mafia families watch their every move — where one photograph can destroy everything and one wrong choice can cost them both — Soren and Ren were supposed to be nothing more than a transaction.An alliance.Window dressing for powerful men who don't trust each other.But the closer they get, the more the silences between them say what neither of them will.And when a buried threat starts moving against both their families from the inside — using the very alliance meant to protect them — they have a choice.Walk away and survive.Or burn everything down together.They called it an arrangement.It became the one thing neither of them could put down.SINNERS IN SILENCE is a full-length dark MM romance featuring two morally grey mafia heirs, an enemies-to-lovers slow burn that will wreck you, dual POV, and a love that survives everything two dangerous families throw at it.This book contains: obsessive tension, forced proximity, power dynamics, dark themes, and a hard-earned HEA.