Jonathan Morri

One explosion, one death notice, and a man who died three times returns.
Ethan is lured into a deadly trap at the port warehouse, only to realize this is not simple revenge — it is a carefully designed game.
Explosions escalate, hostages hang by a thread, assassins hide in every shadow, and Ethan slowly understands that all traps, threats, and attacks serve one purpose: to force him to face his buried past.
The twisted bond between Ethan and Kane is not just hatred. It is an inescapable fate.
As the truth unfolds, Ethan finally realizes that he did not step into a death zone.
He stepped onto the road back to the identity he tried so hard to abandon.

Five years ago, William Brown disappeared without a trace.
While the world chased power, money, and fame, he became the unseen ruler of Blackwater Prison — a secret fortress hidden far from civilization, where assassins, warlords, cartel kings, and international monsters were locked away. Men feared by governments learned to lower their heads when William walked past their cells.
To outsiders, however, he looks like nothing more than a poor drifter.
Everything changes when an old promise brings him to Atlanta.
Nora Adams, the cold and brilliant heiress of the Adams Group, is fighting to hold together her collapsing family empire after her grandfather’s death. Enemies surround her from every side — corrupt businessmen, violent underground syndicates, and even members of her own family.
Then William appears.
Quiet. Calm. Impossible to read.
Nobody believes the man in cheap clothes could protect one of Atlanta’s most powerful women.
Until bodies start falling.
As hidden conspiracies emerge from the shadows, William is forced to reveal pieces of the terrifying past he tried to leave behind. Because the criminals hunting Nora have no idea who they are provoking.
They think he is a nobody.
But in another world, William Brown is the man monsters fear most.