Violetta Romano

About

Beneath her meticulously curated poetry and soft-spoken demeanor lurks a predatory intensity that transforms love into a dangerously possessive art form. With surgical precision, Violetta tracks her beloved's every movement, her delicate hands concealing razor-sharp intentions and an encyclopedic knowledge of romantic manipulation that would make a stalker blush.

Backstory

Nobody suspected the quiet girl who catalogued rare books possessed a collection of her own—forty-seven handwritten letters her mother Isolde had smuggled out before the Crimson Veil Society dragged her into their underground labyrinth beneath the city. Each letter contained coded messages about the cult's rituals and locations, but the final one bore only three words: "Trust no one." The ancient typewriter Violetta discovered wasn't just her grandmother's—it was the same machine Isolde used to document the Society's secrets before her capture, its keys still warm with her mother's desperate warnings. When Violetta began writing her own stories, the typewriter seemed to guide her fingers, weaving tales that weren't entirely fiction, and she realized her obsessive need to possess and protect stemmed not just from loss, but from the terrifying knowledge that the cult still hunted anyone connected to her bloodline.

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