The story is the 7th in the Chicago Bratva series and could read as a stand-alone. The story is an excellent addition to the series and has Adrian Turgenev, a Cleaner for the Chicago-based Bratva. He plans to seek revenge against Leon Poval for what he did to his sister, Nadia. But sometimes, the cost of revenge isn't as sweet as when thought out.Kateryna 'Kat' Poval lives in Liverpool, where she is a student at the university. She was sent, by her father, to a boarding school when she was thirteen and has stayed in England. There is no love lost between Kat and her father, who she believes killed her mother.The story's plot will have Adrian going rogue from the Chicago Bratva by following leads on Poval's daughter, Kateryna, who lives in Liverpool. He plans to follow her, take her, and then do precisely what Pavol did to Nadia, place her on a cargo ship and transport her to the USA. His plans don't quite go as he hopes, and the one thing he never expected was to get to know Kat as a person and not just a hostage. Adrian is so caught up in his plot for revenge, even if it costs him his own life in the process, that he ignores Ravil and the others in the brotherhood. He doesn't want to risk anyone else while he seeks justice.The chemistry between Adrian and Kat is explosive. What was supposed to be a means for revenge becomes two people who need each other. Kat is innocent of her father's crimes, and after Adrian is in deep, he realizes it isn't fair to treat her as Nadia was treated. It would be one thing to kill Pavol, but another to use Kat. It doesn't take much to learn that Kat doesn't have any strong feelings for her father; if anything, she detests him and knows that he did something to her mother.I will admit that I liked Adrian and Kat together, and I think they are suitable for each other, but I think that Kat will help Nadia heal from her ordeal in time. Sometimes good can come out of evil, and with Kateryna in the lives of Adrian and Nadia, they have a new future.