Juliana Romano had many things going for her in life. Money, beauty, intellect, and a humor that confused those around her. What she didn’t possess was the ability to grant vile men mercy. She’d begun cleaning out her father’s ranks while maintaining her role as a dutiful daughter. The woman had no time for silly things like love or meaningful friendships. Until him. And eventually, hims. Angelo Colombo was a ghost. They’ve all heard his first name, but never his last. He was the Vitale Organization's best kept secret. And he had more secrets locked inside of him than any vault. He’d been in love with his best friend since he could remember locking eyes with Marco Vitale. The youngest Vitale son, his hero, and his straight best friend. Straight, he assumed, anyway. When that thought is blown out of the metaphorical water, things change between them. And then, she changed him too. Marco Vitale, the illusive, young heir to the Vitale throne was many things. Very few of them could be described as good. Vitale’s were good men, apart from the Archer, and he never would be. There were a million reasons for him to feel undeserving of love. Let alone the love of two. But he was selfish. And he would never let them go. \\I’ll Conquer Anyplace is an interconnected stand-alone, MMF, mafia, dark, friends to lovers romance. It contains explicit material that should only be consumed by people of legal adulthood. Though it can be read as a stand-alone, reading I’ll Burn Anyone (the second book of the series) will add context and background information that is quite useful. Read with caution.\\

The world doesn’t end in fire or in ice. It ends in bloodshed. But it doesn’t end today. Even if to him, it feels like it does. A threat is made. One that has Marco Vitale making decisions that could cost him everything. Everyone. Happiness never lasts too long for the damned, does it, Frebruus? \\I'll Withstand Any Storm is part 2 in the Bow and Arrow Duet. Part 1 being I'll Conquer Anyplace. It CAN NOT be read as a stand-alone. This duet, along with the rest of the series contains explicit material that should not be read by those below the age of adulthood\\