Till Dead Do Us Part

LINDSAY

I'm the eldest. I run the funeral home, I sign the papers, I hold the family together, and I have never once asked anybody for anything.

Then a federal grand jury wants every record my grandfather ever kept. And my name is on all of them.

The most dangerous man in Boston has a solution.

If I'm his wife, nobody can make me testify against him.

A marriage on paper. One season. Separate rooms. Terms in a binder, signed in ink.

He was never supposed to learn how I take my coffee.

I was never supposed to start counting the days until Tuesday.

MASSIMO

I don't get to have anyone. I learned that on a wet road, six years ago, and I've never forgotten it.

So I'll marry the undertaker for the paperwork and nothing else. I'll sleep on her sofa. I'll keep her out of a courtroom and out of my heart.

That was the plan.

Then she let me take her hair down.

Now the feds think it's a fake, my enemies think it's a weakness, and I'd burn this city to the ground to keep her.

She's the only one who ever sat beside me in the dark and stayed.

I'm not letting her go.

This is the fourth book in The Drop Dead Series. Reading order:

Over My Dead Body.

Dead Man Driving.

Dead Gorgeous.

Till Dead Do Us Part.