Georgina L. Russell

Two enemies. Two empires. One year to stay apart. They failed before it even started. SORENI don't do feelings. I do strategy. Control. Results. My father sent me to Harlow University with one job - keep the alliance alive, watch the Ashford heir, report back. Simple. Clean. Until I met Ren Ashford. He is everything I was trained to discard. Loud where I'm quiet. Reckless where I'm precise. A man who walks into a room and dares it to look away.
I told myself he was a liability. I told myself I was watching him because I had to. I kept telling myself that - right up until the moment I stopped believing it. RENI knew what Soren Voss was before he opened his mouth. Cold. Calculated. His father's weapon wearing a perfect face. I wasn't supposed to want him near me. I wasn't supposed to notice the way he reads - slowly, like every word matters.
Or the way he shows up at my door at six in the morning with a first aid kit and zero explanation. I wasn't supposed to feel anything. But here's the problem with men like Soren. They don't just get under your skin. They stay. In a world where two mafia families watch their every move - where one photograph can destroy everything and one wrong choice can cost them both - Soren and Ren were supposed to be nothing more than a transaction.
An alliance. Window dressing for powerful men who don't trust each other. But the closer they get, the more the silences between them say what neither of them will. And when a buried threat starts moving against both their families from the inside - using the very alliance meant to protect them - they have a choice. Walk away and survive. Or burn everything down together. They called it an arrangement.
It became the one thing neither of them could put down. SINNERS IN SILENCE is a full-length dark MM romance featuring two morally grey mafia heirs, an enemies-to-lovers slow burn that will wreck you, dual POV, and a love that survives everything two dangerous families throw at it. This book contains: obsessive tension, forced proximity, power dynamics, dark themes, and a hard-earned HEA.