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Shadowed Loyalty
In Prohibition-era Chicago, Sabina Mancari begins to question the criminal empire built by her Mafia family after violence exposes the cost of its power. Her former fiancé Lorenzo, who chose law over the priesthood and organised crime, offers a possible path away from the life expected of them both. Their attempt to repair their relationship is complicated by an undercover federal agent, divided family loyalties and the danger of opposing Sabina’s father.
Prohibition gives organised crime both profit and political protection, allowing family business, municipal corruption and violence to become difficult to separate. Sabina’s rejection of that world threatens more than her father’s authority because it challenges the network on which the family’s security depends. Lorenzo’s legal career offers an alternative form of order, but choosing it may expose everyone they hope to protect.
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