Sins of Sorrow by A.R. Rose

Vinnie:
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet ended in tragedy, so I’m not sure why I think our story will be any different.
Every time our paths cross, I find myself inexplicably drawn to him.
The mysterious man who’s part of a rival family. A family I’ve been raised to despise.
Yet, despite our deep rooted hatred for one another, his presence makes me feel safe.
I know I shouldn’t want him.
Falling for him would be the ultimate betrayal to my family.
They’re our enemies.
But I can’t seem to stay away.

Sly:
Her father murdered my uncle in front of me, starting a war between our families, and I learned from a young age to never trust a Paladino.
But I never expected to be so captivated by the daughter of the very man I long to kill.
The sight of her, dancing in another mans arms, ignites a fury so powerful it catches me off guard.
My interest in her is dangerous, and the lines of my loyalty are blurring.
I should hate her.
I do hate her.
At least, that’s what I continue to tell myself.