The Veil of Lies: The Swapped Bride

Jasmine and Jade are identical twins who were separated at birth through a dark parental agreement: each would be raised by one parent in opposing worlds. While Jasmine was brought up simply in a modest neighborhood of Belo Horizonte, Jade grew up surrounded by luxury in Italy, spoiled by her father, Alessandro Moretti—a powerful and feared man.

Despite the distance, Jasmine always knew who her sister and father were, but their contact was limited to cold, sporadic video calls that made it clear she would never truly be accepted. Jade, on the other hand, was ashamed of her mother and sister, viewing them as ignorant bastards and a reminder of the humble origins she desperately wanted to erase.

When Marlene, the twins’ mother, dies suddenly, Jasmine must travel to Italy to live with the father she has never met in person. It is then that Jade sees the perfect opportunity to free herself from an arranged marriage to Dimitri Volkov, the pakhanof the Russian mafia: by forcing Jasmine to marry in her place.

The Don's Renegade Wife

Eight years of a frigid marriage, eight years as the target of Donato Santori’s contempt—the feared Don of Cosa Nostra. For Fiorella, becoming a Santori was a death sentence in life. Blamed by her father for her mother’s death and humiliated by a manipulative sister, she found in her husband only the echo of rejection.
Donato saw her as a shallow, hysterical woman, blinded by Alessa’s lies. What he never knew was that Fiorella’s silence hid deep scars: the grief of mysterious miscarriages he never witnessed.
Now, the contract has ended. The reason? The lack of an heir. Free from her chains, Fiorella vanishes to start anew. But fate holds a secret: she did not leave alone. When Donato finally opens his eyes and decides he cannot live without the woman he neglected, he discovers she carries the future of the mafia in her womb. He wants her forgiveness, but Fiorella only wants distance from the man who shattered her heart.

Don't Let Me Go

After two years of marriage, Mia discovers she has been a substitute all along—her husband married her only because she resembles his ex, who turns out to be her half-sister.​