"Trust me, once you get caught in the mob's web, you never truly get out again."
One minute, Phoebe Cavanaugh is minding her own business, trying to recover from a weeknight hangover; the next, she's witnessing a child kidnapping in progress. What's worse; the child's mother doesn't want her to involve the cops.
Why not? Because her ex-husband, Gino, is a mafia boss.
Okay, totally the opposite of Phoebe's world. Heck some people are now calling her "the Good Samaritan" thanks to media coverage of the kidnapping. Not that this knowledge is going to stop her from trying to find the kid…
Antonio Sarvilli may be an anti-hero, but he's not that bad. He doesn't kill people; he's the behind-the-scenes money man for his mob boss brother's dangerous empire.
Which is why it's so out of character for Gino to assign him to find out what this Good Samaritan knows about his daughter's kidnapping. But Antonio does it, because no one says no to Gino Sarvilli.
He gets close to Phoebe. He starts to like her. Maybe even…no, he needs to back off. The last thing he wants to do is pull Phoebe into his world.
