Olivia Jarrod was newly placed in witness protection when she discovered she was pregnant. First rule of the program: no contact with anyone from her former life. That includes her estranged husband, Ford Jensen—the unknowing father of her unborn child. Despite their rocky marriage, Olivia still loves him deeply. And when Ford shocks her by tracking her down, she knows the mobster pursuing her can't be far behind. But now their baby's very life depends on both of them staying alive—and together.

Marriage—it's all about love and understanding and being with each other for the rest of your days. For Elise, it means something entirely different. Thrown into a marriage on her father's orders, Elise isn't prepared to be married to the man known as Luca Pasquino. Luca is the next capo in line to take over his father's empire with an iron fist. He's cruel, he's evil, and he's ready to destroy anything and anyone that gets in the way of his plans for complete control. Elise has no idea what is in store for her. All she knows is that she can try to survive her life for the rest of her days with Luca. Update from author: I'm listening! In my zeal to tell my story, I relied on the expertise of others to ensure it went from my head to the printed page, which didn't go exactly as planned. Deadly Vows has now been re-edited to ensure the grammar and punctuation are now as they should be. Enjoy!

"The Fatal Falsehood" by Hannah More is a poignant tale that delves into the consequences of deceit and the pursuit of virtue. Set in a moralistic landscape, the play follows the story of families torn apart by a web of lies and deceit. At its core is the character of Father Benedict, a nobleman who seeks to protect his daughter, Eulalia, from the truth about her parentage. In doing so, he weaves a complex web of deception that ultimately leads to tragedy. As the narrative unfolds, themes of honor, duty, and redemption come to the forefront. Characters grapple with the consequences of their actions and struggle to reconcile their past mistakes with their desire for a better future. Through the lens of their experiences, More explores the transformative power of truth and the importance of integrity in the face of adversity.