Then We Shatter
Katarina: (now)
Killian McConkey is dead, leaving behind a legacy of shattered hearts and broken empires.
The heir to the Irish mafia was reckless and infuriating but tragically for me, impossible to ignore. Families like ours are built on unquestioning loyalty. We’re not supposed to fall for the enemy, but Killian treated rules like dares.
I told him I tolerated him because loving him wasn’t an option. Killian knew I was lying. It’s why he died trying to save me.
Now I’ve been dragged back under my uncle’s control, and after his last failed attempt to marry me off, he’s leaving nothing to chance. I’m trapped on a private island with nowhere to run and no one to turn to.
I’m not interested in a new life with my husband-to-be. Life ended the day Killian died. I’m only breathing because revenge takes time.
Grief is a dangerous thing and one of my guards has already paid the price for underestimating me.
With nothing left to lose, I’m prepared to risk everything to avenge the death of the only man I will ever love.
Killian: (then)
Katarina Barkov was supposed to be a temporary complication. A distraction. A beautiful mistake I could put a stop to before it became something more.
My destiny was set in stone long before I was old enough to choose it for myself, built on pillars of loyalty, duty and obedience. Walking away wasn’t an option. Until I crossed paths with Katarina and caught a glimpse of the life I wanted rather than the one I’d been born to inherit.
I’d pledged my future to my family. But my heart chose Katarina.
I honestly thought I’d be the one to save her. But if there’s one thing I know about Katarina, it’s that she won’t be relying on a hero to rescue her this time.
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