Lirik Russian Roulette

Dennise Lambert, the picture-perfect daughter of the world’s richest businessman, was raised behind silk curtains and high walls. But beneath the designer dresses and flawless smile lies a deadly secret, Dennise is one of the most lethal assassins in a covert organization targeting the criminal elite. Her next mission was to eliminate Ace Andreev, the ruthless and untouchable Tsar of the Russian Mafia. But everything shatters when Dennise’s runaway sister leaves her to take her place in an arranged engagement with none other than Ace himself. Now, Dennise must walk the knife's edge, torn between a mission she was born for and a man she was never meant to love. But the deeper she gets, the more she realizes: Ace isn’t just dangerous. He’s not even entirely human. And yet he completely captured her heart. Torn by Killing Ace and following her heart, Dennise chose to follow her heart and betray the organization. Now, hunted by her organization, haunted by truths long buried, and falling for a man surrounded by blood and power, Dennise must decide: Will she kill the monster… or let him become her salvation?

"What is this?!" Avery's voice trembled with rage, her fists clenched as she stared at the people who betrayed her. "You're marrying me off to some old man?" she spat. Her mother flinched. "Avery, please… it’s the only way to clear the debt." Her father’s voice thundered. "You will marry Sergei Kuznetsov. End of story." Avery Wells was never the obedient daughter—not with her leather boots, smart mouth, and fire-for-blood temper. But nothing prepared her for being thrown into the cold world of Russian mafia royalty. Sergei Kuznetsov: seventy, cruel, and untouchable. Her new husband. Kieran Kuznetsov: his youngest son—illegitimate, exiled, and carved from shadows. In a world full of masks, guns, and buried secrets, Avery has only one rule: never fall for the devil’s son. But the more she fights, the closer the darkness pulls. In this house, freedom is a myth. And love… might just be a death sentence.