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Fabiano Scuderi, now in his early twenties, has rejected the structured, family‑oriented Cosa Nostra of his brothers. Seeking a harsher, more lawless existence, he has become a soldato (soldier) for the Camorra under the ruthless Remo Falcone. The Camorra operates on a simple creed: loyalty is twisted into absolute obedience, and mercy is a weakness. Note: This article is for informational and review
It is impossible to discuss Twisted Loyalties without addressing the elephant in the room: the concept of ownership. The book opens with Leona being "gifted" to Fabiano. This trope—the arranged marriage/forced proximity—is a staple of the genre, but Reilly handles it with a Seeking a harsher, more lawless existence, he has
is a 19-year-old who arrives in Las Vegas by bus, trying to escape her traumatic upbringing. Her mother suffers from a crystal meth addiction, and Leona has just left her in a Texas rehabilitation facility. She moves in with her father, Greg Hall, only to discover he has a severe gambling addiction and lives in a filthy, nearly bare apartment. While searching for a job, a rainstorm forces her to hitchhike, and she is picked up by the mysterious and dangerous Fabiano. The book opens with Leona being "gifted" to Fabiano