Ode To Kallisto

Dante Bellandi, the eldest son of a ruthless Reggio Calabria clan leader, is thrust into a vortex of power following his father’s sudden death. At just twenty-three, Dante becomes the unexpected heir to an empire built on blood and betrayal, facing enemies lurking in every shadow—and allies whose loyalty is as fickle as their moods. Amid the chaos, his world collides with Svetlana’s—a gifted ballerina who lives for the spotlight, unaware of the dark secrets that rule the underworld of Italian crime. An unexpected abduction tears her from her dreamlike existence, forcing her to confront a perilous reality where love and revenge are two sides of the same coin. As Dante and Svetlana grapple with their own demons, an unforeseen attraction sparks between them, threatening to dismantle the walls they’ve built to protect themselves. But in the world of the mafia, love is no luxury—it’s a weapon that could destroy them both. Caught between conspiracies, fractured loyalties, and a legacy that threatens to consume him, Dante must choose: fight for the power he inherited… or risk everything for the one woman who could save him—or doom him.

The Devil's Nanny SYNOPSIS: Aylin Escalante just wanted to go unnoticed. To survive. To maintain her freedom, far from the papers she never had and the constant fear of being deported. But fate, and a broken sculpture, brought her face to face with Roman Adler, the most feared man in the city. A cold and lethal mobster, known as El Diablo, whose gaze is capable of exposing your secrets before you even open your mouth. Now, trapped in an impossible debt, Aylin is forced to work as a nanny for Sasha, Roman's rebellious teenage daughter. What she never imagined was that, amid the chaos, she would find a home... and something worse... a forbidden attraction to the man who could ruin her life just by wishing it. As secrets from the past threaten to return to claim what they believe is theirs, Aylin must choose between running away or facing the fire. Because in the Devil's house... there is no escape.