Juliet + Juliette = Love in Mafia Land

Juliet + Juliette: Love in Mafia Land
Avery Sandoval & Tara Sandoval · Dual narration · 6 hrs
Lethal · Strange · Obsessive

In Mafia Land, crowns are not inherited. They are taken, traded, and tattooed into the skin of those who survive long enough to wear them. Leonor was made to disappear people. Forged before she was old enough to grieve, shaped by an uncle whose reach stretches further than his exile would suggest. She buries emotion. She does not ask questions. Until a death note arrives with a name she cannot touch; and a war she cannot see the edges of pulls her under. At the center of it: Juliet and Juliette. Heirs to houses that have bled each other for generations, bound by a sapphic love secret enough to unravel every alliance Mafia Land has paid for in bodies. When their story ends, the power vacuum opens. Leonor is exactly where she needs to be, not to fill it, but to make sure no one else does either.

Blunder beetles that spin silk for one hour a night. Fig bubbles brewed from a mushroom that trades visions of the future for your sanity. House attendants who are smarter than anyone gives them credit for.

Performed in alternating voices by Avery and Tara Sandoval, Juliet + Juliette is dark sapphic romance, mafia noir, and strange fiction pressed into six hours that do not flinch. Every alliance is a blade. Every love is a liability.

Love won't save you in Mafia Land. But it will make you the most dangerous thing in the room.

For readers who came for The Godfather's ruthless architecture and stayed for Circe's mythic female rage, and have been waiting for something queer, strange, lethal, and entirely its own