THE INFILTRATOR. A novel

THE INFILTRATOR Elena Reyes has spent ten years building herself into a weapon. Under a fabricated name and an airtight cover story, she walks into the Moretti Group's downtown offices with one goal: get close enough to the family that destroyed her father to find the truth buried in their books. She has the credentials. She has the training. What she doesn't have is a plan for Dante Moretti. Dante is everything she prepared for and nothing she expected: careful, controlled, watching her with the particular stillness of a man who has already decided she is either the smartest hire his family has ever made, or the most dangerous mistake he's about to let walk through the door.
Every day she stays is a day closer to the evidence she needs. Every day she stays is a day further from remembering why she came. As the audit peels back layer after layer of the Moretti empire, from a sharp-eyed sister who trusts no one on instinct, to an underboss whose silence says more than words ever could, to a patriarch who charms exactly as easily as he destroys, Elena finds herself trading one kind of danger for another.
The closer she gets to the truth about her father's death, the closer she gets to a man she was never supposed to want to protect. Somebody in this family already knows who she really is. She just doesn't know who, or how much time she has left before her cover, and everything she has left to lose, comes apart at once. A slow-burn, high-stakes romantic suspense about the cost of getting exactly what you came for, and the terrifying discovery that revenge and love can want the very same thing. Perfect for readers who love morally gray anti-heroes, undercover romance, forbidden attraction, and family-empire suspense with real emotional stakes.