*Some debts aren't paid in money.* Fina Cattaneo has one rule: never look too closely. Not at a stranger's hands. Not at the marks hidden beneath their sleeves. Not at the invisible ledger only she can read — the one where every promise, every betrayal, every murder a person has ever committed gets written permanently into skin. It's a gift that destroyed her mother's mind and buried her grandfather in an unmarked grave. So for eleven years, Fina has made herself small. Sleeves buttoned. Eyes down. Numbers instead of people, because numbers never lie and never touch you back. Then the FBI sends her undercover into the last place she should ever set foot: Moretti Capital, the financial heart of a crime family with a body count and a boardroom. Her job is simple. Find the laundering. Build the case. Go home. She doesn't expect to recognize the mark on Matteo Moretti's wrist. It belongs to her grandfather. Which means the man she's falling for — quiet, controlled, carrying nine years of guilt he's never spoken aloud — comes from the family that killed him. And his father has spent eleven years waiting, patiently, to see if she'd ever come looking for the truth he buried. Now Fina is standing inside the house that destroyed her family, holding a dead man's unfinished plan to unmake it completely — and the only way to survive what comes next may be the very thing her mother always warned her never to do. Look closer. Love harder. And find out exactly what it costs to finally stop hiding. *The debt is coming due. The only question left is who pays it.*