Marked by the Underboss: Dark MM Mafia Romance with Forbidden Love and Revenge
Renzo Varro
Marco Vitelli has been inside the Calabrese family for four years. He arrived with a cover story built to last, a patience that runs very deep, and a purpose that has nothing to do with the work they pay him to do. He has been decorative muscle, careful and invisible, watching and waiting. He has been very good at this. He has not allowed himself to want anything that would complicate it.
Then Nico Ferrante looks at him from across a restaurant and Marco's pulse does something it has no business doing.
Niccolo Ferrante is the underboss. Thirty-eight years old, born into the organization, running Chicago's operation with the kind of discipline that has kept the family out of federal crosshairs for a decade. He is controlled, precise, and possessed of a stillness that suggests something contained rather than something absent. He looked at Marco for two seconds in a candlelit room. Two seconds with his full attention behind them.
That should have been nothing. In Marco's line of work, nothing is exactly what it needs to stay.
What follows is a slow and dangerous unraveling. Marco is not here to want the underboss. The underboss is not supposed to notice a soldier. The revenge Marco came to deliver cannot survive what begins to happen between them — and neither can the distance Marco has been keeping from everything that's real.
Dark, taut, and genuinely tense in the way that only stories with real stakes can be. The line between mission and feeling blurs slowly, and then all at once. If MM romance that keeps you guessing and costs something to reach its ending is what you're after, this is the one. Get it now.
