She thought killing Tony Valentino would solve her problems. But murder has a nasty way of biting back.
Meet Dani. On the outside: spoiled, rich-bitch mafia daughter. On the inside... well, perhaps it's better left unsaid. Tired of the sordid life she's been forced to lead, she murders the head of the Valentino Crime Family, changes her name, and runs off with his favorite car.
But a new identity and a haircut aren't enough to buy a ticket for her freedom. In order to survive the assassins and thugs after her, Dani will have to use every weapon in her mental and physical arsenal if she wants to survive.
Fortunately, as the daughter of a man who deals in drugs and murder, she has a lot at her disposal. But then, this IS the mafia we're talking about, and they're not so concerned about whether or not she comes back dead or alive. Pesky things like murdering the boss and burning his right-hand man to a crisp tends to foster that kind of attitude.
Really, what's a girl to do?