This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. SUTURE is told in dual first-person point of view, and each narrator carries one point of view for the entire book: one voice for Nadia, one for Maxim, chapter by chapter. He needed a wife the government couldn't question. She needed a way out that didn't end in a body bag. For six years, Dr. Nadia Grigoryan has stitched up men whose names she isn't allowed to write down. Kitchen tables. Basements. Fishing line and eighteen stitches by lamplight. She keeps a notebook of every one of them — dates, wounds, hours — because a woman with no license and no protection needs a record. Maxim Sablin is the family's lawyer, its heir, and the only man in the room who has never once raised his voice. When a federal subpoena lands on the Bratva, he offers her a contract instead of a threat: marry him, and spousal privilege makes her unreachable. Twelve months. Separate rooms. A clause for everything. Neither of them accounted for the part where it works. But her notebook is the only evidence that can bury the family — and the man who wants it most already knows her name. As the grand jury closes in and the Sablins turn on each other, Nadia learns that the safest place in Brooklyn is beside the man she was never supposed to want, and Maxim learns that some things cannot be priced, drafted, or paid for in advance. One of them will have to sign something that can't be undone. SUTURE is a standalone, full-length dark mafia romantic suspense with a guaranteed HEA — book one of The Sablin Bratva. Intended for adult readers. Contains graphic violence, medical trauma, coercion, and explicit sexual content.