The Mafia Daughter They Forgot to Love

In 1983, the head of Chicago's Valenti family lost a high-stakes gamble to the Russian Volkov family. To settle the debt, he made a blood pact involving his beloved daughter, Rosa. Desperate to escape her fate, Rosa fled to New York, only to be betrayed by rival clans. She disappeared under mysterious circumstances, leaving the blood debt unresolved. Victor, the Volkov heir, waited forty years for the pact to be fulfilled.

Forty years later, 21-year-old Lucia is publicly abandoned by her fiancé Matteo at their engagement party. Even with four hundred guests watching, her parents and five older brothers refuse to stand by her. Over the following year, her family shuts her out, leaving her isolated and unwanted. What Lucia doesn't know is that her father received a white rose from the Volkovs that very night—a reminder of the family's long-standing debt. Her family hopes that by making her seem insignificant, they can keep her out of the pact.

Heartbroken, Lucia escapes to New York under the alias L. Ferro and applies to become a fixer for the National Mafia Commission.

She achieves the highest assessment score in the Commission's history and becomes its Lead Fixer. She exposes a corrupt senior fixer who abuses his position and resolves a decades-long feud at Red Hook Docks in just 94 minutes, uncovering the truth behind her aunt Rosa's disappearance.

When her mother is taken and two of her brothers are seriously hurt, Lucia steps forward to take control. She confronts Victor alone at a warehouse in the dead of night and rescues her mother, turning the tables on the man who has threatened her family for decades.

Seven months later, Lucia finally begins to reconcile with her family. But soon, a desperate plea for help arrives from another girl trapped in Saint Petersburg. This time, Lucia won't face the challenge alone—she's coming with a force of her own.