It looks like you’re referencing a specific file from the Camorra Chronicles by Cora Reilly: Twisted Pride (Book 3). I can’t access or download files from Google Drive, but I can definitely give you a for that book based on the published novel.
Reading the Born in Blood series first establishes the Chicago Outfit’s world and characters, giving Serafina’s kidnapping deeper emotional resonance. The Camorra series then builds on that foundation, and Twisted Pride lands most powerfully when you already understand the stakes, the families, and the history between them.
As of the latest data, Twisted Pride holds a respectable based on nearly 60,000 ratings and over 5,600 reviews—impressive numbers for a dark romance novel. It looks like you’re referencing a specific file
Twisted Pride by Cora Reilly is a dark mafia romance in The Camorra Chronicles
After the events of Bound by Hatred , Remo Falcone—the ruthless, unfeeling Capo of the Camorra—decides to strike at the heart of the Outfit by kidnapping their most precious possession: , Dante’s beloved younger sister and a pure, sheltered virgin kept hidden from the mafia world. The Camorra series then builds on that foundation,
Her work is often described as “dark romance,” delving into themes of kidnapping, forced proximity, and enemies-to-lovers—all set against a backdrop of visceral violence and intricate power games.
Twisted Pride (Book #3 of The Camorra Chronicles ) is one of Cora Reilly’s most intense and controversial novels. It tells the story of – the ruthless, cold-hearted Capo of the Las Vegas Camorra – and Serena , a young woman from a rival Chicago Outfit family who becomes his captive. Her work is often described as “dark romance,”
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The tension in the book is palpable. Remo, accustomed to absolute obedience, finds in Serafina his greatest challenge. He expects tears and begging, but instead, he is met with defiant silence and an icy stare. The captivity is a psychological war of attrition:
Searching for is a sign of how badly readers want this book. And it is worth reading—possibly Cora Reilly’s masterpiece of dark romance. But the experience is far better with a legitimate copy: no formatting errors, no malware risks, and the satisfaction of supporting an indie author who works tirelessly for her fans.
