In the Name of the Father: The Dark Heiress

Isabella Moretti, the only daughter of a Miami crime family, gave up everything three years ago to be with Julian Croft, heir to the Croft Group. She left behind her father, Don Vittorio, the Godfather of the Moretti clan, and settled into a life as a loyal wife — until she found her husband in bed with his secretary, Mia, days before she was going to announce her pregnancy. She asked for a divorce. Julian's answer was to lock her in the house, because a public scandal would sink the port project his family depended on. Isabella escaped into the rain, only to be cornered by thugs her husband had hired. Her father came for her. She survived; her unborn child did not. Grief stripped away her illusions. Isabella went home, gathered evidence of the affair, the kidnapping, and the corruption behind the port project, and uncovered one more truth: her father had quietly funded that project all along, so the life she had married into would never collapse under her. On the night of Julian's engagement dinner, she walked into a ballroom full of elites and cameras, revealed her true identity, and finished her husband in front of everyone he had ever wanted to impress. She refused every plea and every deal, and handed the evidence to prosecutors. Julian, Mia, and Diego went to prison. The Croft Group collapsed. And Isabella Moretti took over the family she had run away from. Now Russian money is moving into her father's harbor, and a new fight for the waterfront is beginning.