When We Ride on Our Enemies

Roy Glenn returns with his bestselling Mike Black saga, which has continued to excite readers for two decades.

When Shayla Clark murders Giovanni Folliero, a made man in The Montanari Family, it forces a sit-down between kingpins Mike Black and Salvatore Marino. At that meeting, Marino tells Black, "There will be no peace until Shayla Clark is dead and you hand over her dead body." But Black refuses to give Shayla's name up, instead choosing to lead The Family to war-one in which they are outmanned and outgunned. Is this the one thing they can't survive?