
The Sweetest Oblivion (Made, #1)
Elena, a principessa in a mafia world, is drawn into a treacherous arrangement with the cold and possessive Made Man Nico Russo. Their fiery chemistry conflicts with loyalty, betrayal, and power, and nothing is safe—including her heart.
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About This Book
In the shadowy realm of New York's mafia underworld, Elena Abelli, known as "Sweet Abelli," is the cherished daughter of a powerful crime boss. Her life takes a tumultuous turn when her sister, Adriana, is arranged to marry Nicolas "Nico" Russo, a formidable and enigmatic Made Man. Despite initial disdain for Nico's arrogance and the dark aura surrounding him, Elena finds herself irresistibly drawn to his commanding presence. Their burgeoning attraction ignites a forbidden and intense relationship, challenging the boundaries of family loyalty and personal desire.
As Elena and Nico's connection deepens, they navigate a treacherous landscape filled with power struggles, betrayal, and the ever-present threat of violence inherent in their world. The tension between their growing love and the harsh realities of mafia life creates a suspenseful and slow-burning narrative. Elena's internal conflict between her duty to her family and her passion for Nico intensifies the story's emotional depth. The novel delves into themes of loyalty, control, and the complexities of relationships within the high-stakes environment of organized crime.
What Readers Say
Readers praise the intense chemistry and slow-burn romance between Nico and Elena. Many commend the author's ability to balance brutality and sweetness in the narrative. Fans note the writing quality effectively builds tension and emotional depth. Some readers caution about the presence of dark themes and explicit content. Ideal for fans of mafia romance seeking a compelling enemies-to-lovers story.
Rating Distribution
Based on 30 Open Library ratings
