Killing for me is easy. Loving is an entirely different thing.
Una is the only person I ever gave a damn about, but she's off limits. I'm grateful she only spends the summer with us. I can't risk her getting involved in my life of crime. But now she's here, all grown up, and this time, I don't think I can stay away from her.
When Una starts partying with Darragh, who's as wild and unpredictable as they come, I can't afford keeping my distance any longer. Bodies seem to stack up wherever he goes. Cleaning up his messes used to be annoying. Now I have Una to consider, Una to protect.
My family is belly deep in the criminal underworld, and she's a distraction I can't afford. The closer she gets to me, the more I'm spiraling out of control.
I can't let her see who I really am, but I can't seem to let her go.
