This book centers around the fifth brother in the Ferraro family and the young lady that they had rescued as a teenager in an earlier book in the series.

This book quickly grabbed my attention and kept it. It concluded and overarching subplot that had started in the first book of the series and made at least a cameo appearance in each of the books between the first book and this book. I have read many books by this author, most of them, at this point, and she is an author that I keep on coming back to because she makes the characters seem so alive. There has only been a couple of times that it has seemed as if her characters were only two dimensional, but not in this case.

This book likely comes with trigger warnings, there is a certain amount of violence in the book, but then, you are reading about a family that is basically mafia.

The male MC is fascinating, is different from his brothers, but at the same time, there are characteristics that are the same. The female MC does grow--they both do--but in many ways you can see that she has gained a determination to go after what she wants, no matter what anyone says.