BLOODY THRONE A gripping and emotionally charged Mafia romance set in the heart of Italy’s criminal elite. Rosana Marcello never imagined her life would change at the altar. She thought she was about to marry the man she loved and begin a new chapter—until the chapel doors flew open and her world came crashing down. Sergio De Niro didn’t arrive with violence. He arrived with purpose. And he wasn’t there to stop her wedding. He came to take what was his. Raised in an orphanage and unaware of her bloodline, Rosana never knew she was the last living descendant of the powerful De Luca family—the very name Sergio had sworn to wipe from the earth. But instead of ending her life, he bound it to his with a vow written in blood. Now held captive in a world of ruthless men and whispered secrets, Rosana must navigate a dangerous new reality. Every glance, every silence, every shadow around her is a test. As she unearths the truth about her past, she also discovers something far more dangerous—who she’s becoming. Trapped between a man who sees her as both threat and prize, and the legacy of a family drenched in violence, Rosana faces a brutal choice: surrender to the forces trying to shape her, or rise against them and claim the power they never meant for her to hold. This isn’t just a love story. It’s a tale of survival, of identity, and of the razor-thin line between vengeance and loyalty. In the end, she may wear the crown—but it will be forged from blood.
view more"She isn't on the estate grounds, Sergio." Marco reported."What do you mean she isn't on the estate grounds?" Sergio asked, his voice tight."She's nowhere to be found. Someone thought he might have spotted her driving out a few minutes ago."Sergio was silent, too silent that Rosy could almost hear the gears turning in his head. "That can't be. Bianca can't be the traitor." Rosy felt his denial and pain pierce her heart but she struggled against it. She wasn't going to feel pity for him."Sergio, the video__"Sergio grabbed the front of Marco's shirt and drew him closer, growling at him."I don't care about the damn video. Get me my sister. There has to be a perfectly good explanation for this."Marco bowed and walked away into the shadows leaving Rosy with Bianca."You said she handed you the envelope? What else did she say?" he demanded."Nothing. She just said I was late and handed me the envelope. Then she walked away.""Go to your room." Sergio commanded but Rosy stood her gro
The manor pulsed with panic. Red light washed over the grand marble halls, painting the place like a war zone. Alarm sirens wailed, but they barely cut through the noise in Rosana’s head. Her grip on the pistol was firm, steady—but her insides were anything but. The name burned on her tongue. Luca. Her almost-husband. The man who had stood mute at the altar while Sergio ripped her from the aisle like a possession. The man who had watched it happen. Said nothing and hadn't fought hard to protect on her wedding day. And now he had the nerve to come charging in like a hero? No. This wasn’t bravery. It was guilt with a gun. “He’s late,” she said, striding down the hallway, her eyes scanning every corner like a soldier trained for war. Sergio was just behind her, his own weapon drawn. “He brought armed men into my house. He’s not looking to talk.” “There's a truth about Luca you aren't telling me, right? ” Rosana muttered. Sergio’s voice was level but watchful. "Why do you sa
The ring reflected the glint of the moonlight. Not the hollow sockets of the skull or the splintered bone fragments, but the small hint of gold peeking from a decayed finger—etched with a crest Rosana recognized from one the old photos found in her mother's belongings. De Luca.Her breath froze, her chest tightening as something inside her tilted and twisted. She stumbled back instinctively out of Sergio’s hold, a cry snagging in her throat.Sergio rushed after her just as her gasp broke the silence.Before she could recoil further, his arms closed around her, pulling her face into his chest once more. “Shhhh.... ,” he murmured soothingly against her temple, his hands running through her hair. His voice was quiet. Too quiet. Not surprised. Not shocked. Just… resigned. "I never wanted you to see this."But it was already too late.The twisted image of the skeletal corpse with its hollow sockets and its damned gold ring was already stuck Rosy's mind. She shoved him away, harder than
Talk of the intruder was all that the kitchen staff could gossip about in the coming weeks but Sergio ignored them.“I need you to answer my questions.” Sergio voice boomed out above her as she sat down on the grass in the garden, reading a book. She looked at him, shading her eyes from the sun with her book.“Would it kill you to speak kindly at the very least?” She said teasingly to him.“What did he discuss with you?” he asked, overriding her as he usually did.“Who?” Rosy asked, cocking her eyebrows at him.“The intruder in your room.” “He didn't say anything to me.” Rosy replied honestly.“If I find out you lying to me__”“Did you find out his identity?” Rosy spoke over him.Sergio frowned in annoyance at being interrupted but he held his anger back.“He was sent by Matteo.” Hawk eyes stayed focused for the slight sign of recognition.“Who's Matteo?” **************************************************Was she pretending not to know Matteo? Sergio wasn't sure what to think.Afte
You are not suppose to know who you are…Giulia words resounded in Rosy's head for days to come. No matter how much she tried to disregard it, she always ended up thinking back on it.Sergio too was no where to be seen though his sister Bianca was always hovering around like a shadow. On few occasions, Rosana even caught her glaring in her direction.The only friends she had were the Chef and Giulia, though she tried not to get too close to them. De Luca.Why was her mom's necklace bearing a different surname from the the one Rosy bore? Rosy still puzzled over that and the only person with all the answers was avoiding her like a plague.Who exactly was De Luca? She pressed the button below the dresser, calling for Giulia..“You called Mistress.” Giulia gave a slight curtsied, coming in through the door. “Come in. I need to speak to you about something.” Rosy told her and Giulia walked in gingerly. Rosy regarded her for a while, wondering where to start and the maid waited patientl
Three weeks later….No thanks to the little things around her that reminded her of her childhood, Rosy started to grow doubtful of her memories. She wasn't even sure anymore if her identity was still hers. First, it was her old Peter Pan nightie she wore as a kid back at the orphanage. She had discovered it tucked in an ancient-looking wardrobe in her room. Next had been the bracelet she vaguely remembered her foster mom gave her when she clocked eighteen years. Obviously, it was something that had also being with her when they found her on the orphanage stairs. The most shocking of all was when the chef on seeing her, burst into tears and hugged her tightly, rambling in a language Rosy wasn’t the least bit familiar with.Obviously, the rotund woman knew her though Rosy couldn’t have claimed to know her. Worst still, she had gone ahead to prepare Rosy’s favorite dish ever since she was a kid. Rosy frowned at her reflection in the mirror. How had she known what I liked as a child?H
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