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The coffee cup hit the wall three inches from Emily Carter’s head. It exploded against the faded yellow paint with a crack sharp enough to…

When the most feared man in Chicago held out his hand and asked Emily Carter to dance, every person in the room waited for her…

“You are fired.” The words struck the Duca Council Chamber like a bullet through glass. For one impossible second, nobody breathed. Not the twelve capos…

The first thing Marin Delaney felt when she woke was not warmth, but terror. The blanket over her body was too soft. The room around…

Desperation followed Norah Hayes into the building like a second shadow. It clung to her soaked trench coat, to the cracked blue folder pressed against…