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Spring 1994 brings word that Mirabella Battaglia, the famously private fashion designer, is ready to return to the industry. Rumours have circulated for years about her passionate relationship with Don Giovanni Battaglia, the most feared crime boss in the world.

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Mirabella feels a rare sense of happiness: a devoted husband, a bond with the twin sister she never knew, healthy children and a family that stands behind her. She is eager to revive her creative work. Giovanni adores his wife and accepts the dangers that come with her public comeback, putting her dreams first.

But someone dangerous is watching from the shadows, consumed by resentment over the life he believes was taken from him. Willing to destroy the Battaglia empire to win back what he lost, he sets in motion a chain of schemes, vengeance and deceit that threatens everyone the couple loves.

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