The Dante Russo
The city of New York belonged to devils long before Dante Russo was born. Men whispered the Russo name like a funeral prayer, fearful that saying it too loudly would summon death itself to their doorstep. Violence ran through the Russo bloodline like holy wine — inherited, worshipped, unavoidable. Dante was the eldest son. The heir. The perfect weapon. Cold-eyed and merciless, he was raised beneath cathedral ceilings and crime-scene tape, taught to kiss crucifixes with blood still staining his hands. After the murder of his younger sister Luciana — a death blamed on the rival Ford family — whatever remained of his humanity was buried beside her. The war between the Russos and Fords became something monstrous after that. And then Ford angel returned. Adam Ford’s orphaned niece. Hidden from the mafia world for years until she was dragged back beneath the poisoned skyline of Manhattan, guarded like a sacred relic.
About The Dante Russo
The city of New York belonged to devils long before Dante Russo was born. Men whispered the Russo name like a funeral prayer, fearful that saying it too loudly would summon death itself to their doorstep. Violence ran through the Russo bloodline like holy wine — inherited, worshipped, unavoidable. Dante was the eldest son. The heir. The perfec...Read more