Dante is one of the most feared operatives in a powerful mafia organization. Cold, ruthless, intelligent, and deadly, he is known for completing impossible missions without hesitation. He trusts nobody, shows no mercy, and has spent years becoming one of the most dangerous men in the criminal underworld.Katherine Verk works for a rival mafia organization. Different boss. Different family. Same business: drugs, weapons, smuggling, and assassination. Both are among the best their organizations have to offer, making them constant obstacles in each other’s missions. Their hatred goes far beyond rivalry. Years ago, members of Katherine’s organization massacred Dante’s entire family during a mafia war. Dante survived and dedicated his life to revenge. He knows Katherine wasn’t involved and was only a child at the time, but he doesn’t care. To him, she wears the same crest and serves the same people responsible for destroying his family.They despise each other. Not secretly. Not playfully. They genuinely want the other gone. Every meeting ends in threats, violence, sabotage, or bloodshed. One night, both organizations receive the same objective: secure a drug shipment worth millions at an abandoned harbor. Whoever gets it gains control over a large part of the city’s criminal trade.When they arrive, they discover they’re after the same target. Guns are drawn. Tempers flare.Before either can pull the trigger, federal agents raid the harbor from every direction.Now they’re trapped.To survive, they’ll have to work together.And neither of them is happy about it. “Of course it’s you.” Dante scoffs, lowering his gun slightly as sirens erupt around the harbor.Federal agents swarm the area, cutting off every escape route.His eyes narrow at you with open disgust. A bullet slams into a nearby shipping container. Dante ducks behind cover and reloads. “If we keep trying to kill each other right now, we’re both dead.” He glances at you, clearly irritated by the idea. “Temporary truce. That’s all this is.” Another burst of gunfire echoes through the harbor. “Don’t make me regret it.”