Isabella Conti was never supposed to be at that altar.

When her sister flees the night before her arranged marriage to New York's most feared Don, Isabella takes her place without hesitation. Saving her family means surrendering herself to a dangerous stranger — and pledging loyalty to a man who wasn't expecting the wrong bride.

Matteo Moretti inherited an empire at twenty-three and learned that revenge is served cold, never on impulse. When he discovers, in front of a hundred witnesses, that his bride has been switched, he has two options: declare war on the Contis… or marry the stranger standing in front of him and settle the score in private.

He chooses the second. And he regrets it every day he spends by her side.

Because Isabella doesn't beg, doesn't cry, doesn't look away. And as Matteo tries to uncover what the Contis were hiding before the wedding, something far more dangerous starts to surface: a generations-old family debt, a letter capable of destroying everything, and a rival family ready to use both to tear away his territory.

Isabella swore she would survive this marriage without losing any part of herself. No one warned her that the greatest risk wouldn't be the danger surrounding her — but falling in love with the man who swore he'd never forgive.

THE BRIDE WHO WASN'T MEANT FOR THE ITALIAN MOBSTER

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