She Told the Mafia Boss to Smile—Then He Recognized Her Camera
Clara Bennett has spent eleven months cleaning Lorenzo Duca’s mansion and keeping her three-year-old daughter out of his way. Then Mia points an old camera at the feared Mafia boss and orders him to smile. Clara expects anger. Instead, Lorenzo goes pale. The camera belonged to his mother. It was recovered from the crash that killed her fifteen years ago. When a photograph slips from its worn leather case, Clara recognizes someone who should have no connection to the Duca family: her own mother, holding Clara as a baby. Mia only wanted a picture. Now Clara needs answers—and Lorenzo must open the doors he has kept closed for years.
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