Blood Roses
Trust is a weapon.
Love is a weakness.
And revenge? It's the only thing keeping her alive.
They took everything from her. Now she's in their house, cleaning floors, serving their meals, and plotting their downfall.
When Inés Montoya loses her family in a fire no one dares investigate, she trades her grief for grit. Her only lead? A symbol linked to the notorious Delgado Mafia family. To get answers, she becomes their maid; silent, invisible, watching.
But nothing in the Delgado mansion is what it seems.
The twin heirs, Alejandro- ice cold and unreadable, and Alonso- reckless and magnetic, both want to claim her. So do two other men sworn to the family's bloodstained throne. Caught in a dangerous web of obsession, secrets, and seduction, Inés must play a deadly game; earn their trust, uncover the truth, and destroy them from within.
But what happens when the lines between hatred and desire begin to blur?
What if the man she's falling for, is the one who lit the match?
Revenge has never been this intimate.
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Chapter: Chapter Four Inés didn’t remember running. Only the pounding of her heart, the burning in her lungs, the sting of smoke clinging to her eyes and clothes. Her bare feet slapped against the polished marble as she fled down the corridor, clutching the folder to her chest like a lifeline.Somewhere behind her, a fire raged.Somewhere behind her, someone had screamed.She didn’t look back.The hallway twisted like a labyrinth. Flames hadn’t reached this part of the mansion, but the acrid smoke curled under doors, spilling from vents. Her chest tightened. Her family had died like this; fire, screams, smoke.Déjà vu.A sharp pain cut through her foot. Glass. She winced, staggered, but didn’t stop.Footsteps echoed behind her.Not many. Just one. Slow. Measured. Deliberate.“Inés,” a voice called, familiar and soft.Alonso.Or so she thought.She ducked into a side room—dark, silent—and pressed her back to the wall, struggling to steady her breathing.“Inés,” he said again, closer now. "You're hurt."She
Last Updated: 2025-07-17
Chapter: Chapter Three The crackle of fire whispered death.Inés staggered back from the door, the scent of burning fabric and flesh clawing at her throat. The shriek from the hallway still echoed in her ears, followed by a deafening silence that made her knees weak. Smoke slithered through the crack beneath the door like a serpent, hungry and relentless.She backed into the room, clutching the folder tight beneath her apron, the sharp corner digging into her ribs grounding her in reality. Her breath came in short gasps, but she forced herself to think. Fire meant destruction, but also distraction. If she could just find a way out….A loud click.She spun.The door behind her creaked open.Not the hallway door.The panel behind the bookcase.A man stepped through the narrow passageway, dark curls damp with sweat, a gun in one hand, blood on the other. His shirt clung to his sculpted torso, open down to the middle of his chest, smeared with soot. But it was his eyes, those ice-blue eyes that rooted her to th
Last Updated: 2025-07-17
Chapter: Chapter TwoThe barrel glinted like a silver secret.“Close the drawer,” Alejandro ordered, voice flat but crackling with threat.Inés’s fingers hovered over the wood, too aware a twitch could spark gunfire.She eased the drawer shut, her heart hammered loud enough to shame a drumline. If Alejandro heard it, he gave no sign.“Step back.”She obeyed, retreating until the desk pressed the backs of her knees. Thiago who had been watching all the while, chuckled, and made to leave the study. “I'll leave you both to it.” He said, and made his way for the door, jamming it shut as he strode out.Every inch she moved, those steely eyes followed, as precise as the laser of a sniper scope.“Tell me why you were digging through my brother’s files,” he said.Not our files, “my brother’s.” A fracture between twins, noted.“I clean,” she managed, forcing the words through a throat gone desert-dry.“I dust drawers. Sometimes drawers stick.”“You’re lying,” Alejandro murmured. Two measured words, softer than s
Last Updated: 2025-07-17
Chapter: CHAPTER ONE The smell of smoke never left her.Even after five years, Inés still woke up coughing some nights, the phantom scent of ash curling through her dreams like a ghost refusing to rest.“Name?” the guard at the Delgado estate gate asked, his voice flat but suspicious.Inés gripped the strap of her cheap bag tighter. “Inés Montoya. I’m here for the maid position.”The man’s eyes raked over her; young, pretty, average enough not to draw attention, which was the point. He muttered something into his walkie-talkie, then motioned for her to go inside.She stepped through the iron gates, and the chill that ran down her spine had nothing to do with the morning air.This was it.She was inside.The Delgado mansion was exactly what she'd imagined; elegant, intimidating, and soulless. Black stone, endless windows, and security cameras that tracked every step. The kind of place that didn’t just keep secrets. It buried them.A tall woman in a gray uniform led her through a marble hallway. “You’ll cle
Last Updated: 2025-07-17
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