A Crime, But with Love

About this book

No one has the power to forbid love, and no one can control the heart once it falls. But what if that love were precisely the gateway to hell? In a quiet city where blackness mingles with silence, begins the story of Nada — the pure white heart that forgives and heals, the heart that knows nothing of rest. Nada, lost in her absolute goodness, finds herself surrounded by shadows and unheard footsteps, as if the past lay in wait for her in every corner, threatening to finish her in her moments of weakness. But the city's treacherous calm is shattered by the entrance of a heartless man: a mysterious figure with an unknown name, known in the world of crime as "Qasi" — one of the strongest mafia triangles, an arms dealer and a serial killer. Nada sees him for the first time in a rare human moment as he saves a little girl. He did not look at the girl; he looked at her — a cold, sharp gaze like a sword, as if it were a mirror of her coming fate. And at their first exchange of words, he leaves her in shock with his veiled threat: "If I were in his place..." A dark romance on the edge of the abyss, asking how far a pure heart can stretch before it becomes an accomplice — and whether loving a monster is the greatest crime of all, even when committed with all the sincerity in the world.