At first, she wanted to earn his respect¿until she realized she had to demand it¿ Born the day her mother died, Penelope Santos was raised by the most ruthless cartel leader in the world. A father who never saw a daughter¿just a soldier carrying his blood. Geraldo Santos is Colombia's most feared cartel leader, but he didn't raise Penelope to be his precious little girl, or a princess. Instead, he molded her into a weapon. One that's ruthless, calculating, and every bit as deadly as him. Some would argue even more. Penelope's finally given the opportunity she's spent years earning: the chance to prove to her father that she's worthy of his acknowledgement, after he sends her to command his expanding operation in Nashville, Tennessee. But America isn't like Colombia.

The moment she arrives, every man beneath her command questions whether a woman deserves to lead them¿and many would rather see her dead. As if that isn't enough, a young kingpin on the rise, Quan Anderson, turns their business negotiations into something far more dangerous¿a forbidden attraction that could destroy both of their empires. As cartels, Russian syndicates, Detroit power players, and enemies hiding in plain sight collide.the betrayals begin creating a tall pile of bodies. Penelope didn't come to America just to protect her father's empire. She came to build one of her own. Because she refuses to spend the rest of her life being known as.The Plug's Daughter.