Not His Holy Good Girl

Grace Hill wears the mask they forced on her: the holy choir girl, meek and obedient, trapped in a family that stole everything—including her mother's life. She plays the part because survival demands it. Then on the day of her sister's wedding, she meets Mason Richter. A mafia heir with darkness of his own, he's the first person who looks at her and doesn't see the disguise. He sees the fury underneath.

One night with him changes everything. She disappears with his gun and a piece of him he can't forget. When their paths cross again, Grace realizes she's found the weapon she needs—and Mason knows he's found the girl who's been haunting him. She uses him to dismantle the empire that destroyed her: crashing weddings, destroying evidence, striking at everyone who took from her. But somewhere in the wreckage, Mason stops being just her accomplice. He falls for her. Hard.

Now bound by shared darkness and a hunger for justice, they have to face what's growing between them. Betrayal and blood ties threaten to tear them apart. Grace has to decide if freedom alone is enough, or if she can risk believing in the one man who would burn the world just to keep her safe. And Mason has to prove he's not just her weapon—he's her home.