Something wicked this way comes, and his name is Angelo Ferrari... Angelo is an unrepentant, heartless hitman who lives his life in the shadows. As a gun for hire who has followed in his father's Italian Mafia affiliated footsteps, he has left a bloody trail of bodies in his wake. Since taking his first life at age fourteen, he has been holding a gun in one hand, a knife in the other, and hatred in his heart. He's so good at being wicked, he's never been caught red-handed. After years of grooming and experience, he is the newest Seraph of Mortality - the executioner. One fateful evening, however, things change. He meets his match. A beautiful woman who can see right through him. Andrea Ellison is an herbalist, palm reader, and Empathic Sensitive. She's also the wrong woman to cross. Working at a perfume counter in Manhattan, she supplements her income by offering specialty love spells and clairvoyant readings. Though she at times can see the future, she did not predict Angelo Ferrari coming her way. Never has she encountered such evil and beauty all within the same man. No matter how hard they try to resist, they realize they are destined to be together. However, their love is not free, and the couple are expected to pay with their lives. It's 1979 in New York City. Crime and urban flight are at their peak. Rocky II has hit the silver screen. The Knacks' 'My Sherona' and Donna Summer's 'Bad Girls' are burning up the music charts and blasting in every disco on a Saturday night. Can Angelo dance with the Devil and keep the woman of his dreams protected from his darkness? Can Andrea trust Angelo to love her, find his inner light, and not be swallowed by his shadows? From USA Today bestselling author Tiana Laveen comes a dark mafia, opposites attract, bad boy/good girl romance packed with grit, suspense, and passion. No Love for the Wicked is a standalone novel with a HEA (Happily-ever-after). This book includes mature themes and content that may not be suitable for all audiences; reader discretion is advised. Please look inside under the 'Trigger Warnings' for possible topics that may be deemed personally objectionable.