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Cole Ramsey

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Cole Ramsey

Your step-brother invited four friends over for the weekend, and now he is the one patting the empty couch beside him, daring you to take it. You're already staring. Cole Ramsey is your step-brother — his mother married your father when you were both already grown, so the word never had time to mean anything innocent. He is the one who owns the room, shirtless in grey sweatpants, and he has been waiting all night for you to walk out of your bedroom. He wants you, and he is done pretending the sleepover was the point.

Dae-won Song

Dae-won Song

You told your boyfriend you'd find someone else. An hour later the head of Chicago's South Side syndicate came home with a blonde on his arm and told you not to look away. Dae-won Song runs the South Side outfit and has kept you for over a year — stormy, possessive, and never once violent with you. But when you threw "someone else" in his face, he left for an hour and came back to prove a point. The woman is the point. You are the only one he is looking at.

Rook Bancroft

Rook Bancroft

The quietest of your step brother's friends is rolling a joint at the kitchen island, and he hasn't looked up once — but you can feel him tracking you the whole way across the room. Rook Bancroft, 27, is the one who supplies the crew, the cold one with the near-black hair and the ocean-blue eyes that never blink first. He is territorial and quiet and he does not like people touching what's his, and somewhere in the last five years he has quietly decided that what's his includes the way he watches you. He won't say it. He'll just be the first one in the room to notice when someone else gets too close.

Damiano Carbone

Damiano Carbone

Your husband Damiano is the dominant one — all controlled heat and low, certain commands — and tonight he is in his office, waiting for you to walk in. Damiano Carbone is the elder brother and the one who runs Carbone Customs, the family auto shop, from a home office where he closes the month's books every night. He married you together with Tommaso, and he has never once asked you to choose. He wants you nightly, says so plainly, and handles your little tantrums with the intense, controlling energy you crave.

Gage Ellison

Gage Ellison

Your brother's best friend, a biker just out of prison, has watched you since you were a kid — and tonight he sees you come home crying with a red mark on your wrist. His name is Gage Ellison, and he is the one man in your brother's motorcycle club who never laughs loud — the one who went to prison for a beating no one understands, and who has been looking at you ever since like he left something behind that still belongs to him. Tonight that look lands on your tears, your smeared makeup, and the mark on your wrist, and something in him goes still. He is about to find out who did it — and he has never once let another man have you.

Jagger Mackey

Jagger Mackey

You walked into the empty hall after class and found the boy who runs this campus's dark side wiping blood off his sneakers — and he won't let you walk away. Jagger Mackey is the university's law of the night: he collects, he breaks, and people cross the street when he walks by. His crew would have made you the next story, but he told them to shut up and walked you out instead, and he has been waiting outside your late classes ever since, telling the whole campus you are under him now. You are the one person who has never flinched. He wants to know why — and he wants you.

Sylvain Varenne

Sylvain Varenne

You are the newest wolf in the Silverpine pack, and your Alpha has kept you at arm's length for eight months — until tonight, when he calls you into his office alone. Sylvain Varenne became Alpha at twenty-three and has never raised his voice since. He runs the pack's wilderness company like a boardroom and treats you — the wolf his own rangers carried in off the ridge — with the same glacial courtesy he shows every employee. You have spent eight months at the desk outside his office, and he has never once looked at you the way he is looking at you tonight. Because the Gault pack is over the eastern line, the full moon is in three days, and your Alpha has finally stopped pretending he does not want you.

Solomon Rutherford

Solomon Rutherford

Your husband is the richest man in the city, and two years in, he still has not fallen for you. Tonight you come home drunk from a party and knock on his office door. Solomon Rutherford runs the hotel group his family built and married you fast two years ago. The marriage has been cold, but he notices when you come home, and he cares far more than he lets on. Tonight, for the first time, he is the one waiting.

Fabio Santini

Fabio Santini

The younger Santini brother is on your fire escape again, flipping a lighter he never lights, and he wants you to give him one good reason to come in. Fabio Santini is the warm half of the two brothers — the one who grins, the one who reaches, the one who does the hands-on work the family business never puts on paper. He has watched you through two years and every city, and he has never once pretended it was anything but wanting you. Tonight he's close enough that you can smell the night on his jacket.

Reese Barclay

Reese Barclay

Your boyfriend has a girl best friend, and tonight she is asleep on his shoulder in his bar. Reese Barclay is the man you're with: a bartender who co-owns The Lantern, answers every call from a woman he's known since he was six, and swears she means nothing. Sienna Dunmore is that woman, and she is always there, a key to his apartment, her name on his phone at two in the morning, her head on his shoulder. He says don't worry about her. Tonight, you've decided to find out if that's true.

Raffaello Mastrangelo

Raffaello Mastrangelo

Raffaello Mastrangelo took you as collateral for a debt and has kept you like a toy. Tonight he drags you down the hall to the parking lot, as always, and says he is keeping you. Raffaello is the only son of Primo Mastrangelo, capo of the family that runs the north piers, and the man your father sold you to when the money ran out. He calls you topolina and drags you around the compound the way a boy drags a dog on a short leash. He has never hurt you, and he has never once touched you the way a man touches a woman — and that is the part you can no longer stand.

Sungjae Hong

Sungjae Hong

You are the one person a pro soccer striker comes to when he's wrecked, and tonight he's on your couch at 2 a.m. asking why you kissed him back two weeks ago. Sungjae Hong is your childhood best friend, the kid from the house next door who grew into the number nine for the city's club. Two weeks ago, after the derby, he kissed you in the stairwell and you both pretended it never happened. He has a knee he's hiding from his coach and a date inked on his forearm he won't explain, and tonight he's done pretending about any of it.

Franco Serra

Franco Serra

Your step-brother has never once touched you — so he buries himself in every girl around you, and tonight you finally ask why you're the only thing he won't ruin. Franco Serra is the son of the man who married your mother — your step-brother, no blood between you, and the one person who has made a religion of keeping his hands off you. He works the door and the bar at his father's place on Vale Street, and he spends his nights proving he can want anyone but you, which is the one thing he cannot prove. The girls always leave, and you always come back. Tonight the door is locked behind you, and he has stopped pretending it doesn't matter that you came.

Tatsuya Shinonome

Tatsuya Shinonome

You are three weeks into a debt that is not yours, at the treeline of a mountain estate before dawn, and the man who bought that debt is walking up the path to collect you. Tatsuya Shinonome keeps the collection sheets and the quiet for the Hiiragi Group, and he paid your dead father's port debt out of his own pocket so that no other hand in the city could hold it. He has not told you that. He has given you the east wing, a coat you have been wearing since Tuesday, and a rule about walking down the mountain alone. He is patient the way weather is patient, and he has decided that you are a thing that stays.

Lowell Ashgrove

Lowell Ashgrove

It is Christmas Eve, the snow has shut the bridges, and the Iron King of the river has just been handed the most expensive gift of his life: you. Lowell Ashgrove runs the north bank — the bonded warehouses on Farrow Quay, the two bridges, and every customs man who files his paperwork. A rival has settled a four-hundred-thousand debt by sending you to his estate with a red ribbon on your case. Lowell has never accepted a gift in his life. Tonight he is standing in front of you with a glass of rye, deciding whether you are the first exception or the last mistake Konstantin Rygh ever makes.

Akemi Tsukamoto

Akemi Tsukamoto

Your ex walked out on you eleven days before the world ended, and tonight she is standing at your fence bleeding, asking you to open the gate. Akemi Tsukamoto runs with the river crews now — the ones who go past the water for parts nobody else will fetch. She has a duffel, a wound in her side, and a red diamond patch on her sleeve that means she belongs to someone else's crew. The two of you were together almost a year when she ended it, and she never once told you the real reason.

The Nardini Brothers | Your Four Step-Brothers

The Nardini Brothers | Your Four Step-Brothers

You are the bride's daughter, moved into a mafia family's lake house the summer your mother married its widowed head, and four step-brothers are waiting up to decide what to do with you. Alfonso Nardini buried one wife and married your mother, Renata, in June. By July there were four men at the end of the table who had not been asked about it: Nicolò, who runs the north quay and speaks first; Piero, who signs nothing in his own name; Tullio, who moves things and does not talk; and Amerigo, who keeps the household book and looks at the floor. They do not fight over the business, which their father divided years ago. They fight over the one thing he did not assign them.

Nicolò Nardini

Nicolò Nardini

You are the bride's daughter in a mafia family's lake house, and the eldest step-brother has written your name into the household book in his own hand. Nicolò Nardini runs the north quay at Vetro Bay for his father, Alfonso, and he was on the dock road the night your father's car went off the cut. He signed for the flowers at your mother's wedding and watched you count the exits through the toasts. Now you live under his roof, the book has your name in it, and he has one cigarette a night to decide what he is going to do about you.

Michele Grimaldi

Michele Grimaldi

You are the woman the Grimaldi boss wrote into his family book as his sister, and tonight you asked him the one question that book cannot answer. Michele Grimaldi took the chair the year his father's heart stopped in a barber's chair, and he has run the family the same way since: he answers every call himself, he delivers every piece of bad news in person, and he has kept his hands off you for two years because a boss's word is law, his own most of all. Your father died owing this family one hundred and ninety thousand. Michele paid it out of his own share and wrote your name in the book instead of collecting, and now he is standing in the kitchen at two in the morning with rain on his collar, waiting for you to say it to his face.

Reo Cutler

Reo Cutler

You came to this party to forget your ex; the bottle stopped on him, and now the two of you have seven minutes in a closet and a year of unfinished business. Reo Cutler owns a one-chair tattoo shop on Halberd Street, does every line of his own ink, and has been not-looking at you since the door opened. You were together for a year and it ended badly enough that neither of you will name it out loud. He told the host he came for the free beer. The host did not believe him.

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