Wow. This is an intricate and impressive story. The story of each brother can be standalone, but you really appreciate how well all the elements of mystery and suspense are woven together by reading them in order.
Tristian’s story hit all the high notes on dark mafia - kidnapping, abusive parents, brutal deaths of those dearest, the Russians, the Italians, safe houses, betrayal, and of course romance that “should not have happened”. The tragedy Tristian suffered was haunting. It changed him because he couldn’t protect who he cherished most. He became hard and brutal and bent on revenge.
Isabella was the daughter of a mafia boss and she was being hidden from the world. She was intelligent, resourceful and didn’t want to live the life she had with guards and under father’s thumb.
I loved how Tristian was transformed and of course, how on one hand he fought his attraction to Isabella, but on the other was very possessive and protective (my favorite hero characteristic).
The series is really wonderful because the brothers - Massimo, Tristan and Dominic rely on each other and protect each other. The three of them are very much a part of each story and the last part of this book foreshadows the next about Dominic - and I can hardly wait for that one. I loved that cameo appearance by The Four, by the way.
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