“You’re sixteen, your heart is fine,” the school nurse told Ethan after glancing at his smartwatch. But before the next class ended, someone came running back to her office with three words…

Part 1 The padlock was new. Mara Voss knew because the brass still shone beneath the sleet. She stood on the porch with a flour…

Part 1 The first man to laugh was Everett Boone, and he laughed loudly enough that Daniel Vukasin could hear him over the crosscut saw….

At two in the morning, Allesio Ferrante heard a cleaning woman hum seven notes that had never been recorded, written down, or sung by anyone…

For ten nights, nobody came to sit beside Phoenix Moretti—not his men, not his family, not even the mother who had once ruled Chicago’s underworld…

Part 1 The first stone appeared underneath a refrigerator door. Not a refrigerator. Just the door—white enamel gone yellow, handle missing, one corner buried beneath…

Dante Moretti raised a champagne glass on his wedding night and called Elena Rossi “the bride nobody wanted,” never imagining that weeks later he would…