The Best Episodes Written By Elena Bucaccio

Dominic reveals that he knows about his wife and Massimo's indiscretion; after NYL's near miss with the Irish bank, Dominic feels he cannot trust Massimo and suspends him as head of trading.

Massimo Ruggero makes his bank millions by speculating on the Greek crisis in the hope of getting the vice-CEO position; however, CEO Dominic Morgan denies him the promotion because of a scandal involving his past.

Massimo and Sofia make a hurried journey to Cetara to see his ailing father; he and Massimo make an emotional peace at his bedside, and in the process Massimo is able to exorcise the personal demons that have plagued him.

An old Jewish woman dies while staying at Villa Costiera, and her son Richard flies from New York to take her body back home for proper burial. It’s Daniel and his team’s job to make that happen, arranging the transfer in a race against time. In the meantime, Daniel, in his search for Alice, will start piecing the puzzle together, finding the name of the guy in the picture with her: Bruno.

A woman from Daniel’s past shows up in need of his help. It’s April Mackenzie, a fellow Marine who lost a bracelet containing sensitive data. Daniel and his team must find out where the bracelet is and how to get it back before word gets out and April gets in trouble. He will also track down Bruno and confront him with the burning question: where is Alice?

When the billionaire Aaron Tarsky goes missing while out fishing at sea with his young wife Sheryl, Daniel and his team are called in by his family to figure out what happened. Daniel will realize that the truth is rarely as it seems and solving the case will reveal a hint to another truth he's seeking.

A young boy arrives at Villa Costiera in the hotel’s goods van. His name is Hassan, and he is looking for Daniel. Daniel and his team must figure out why while keeping the boy safe. But as he gets answers on one front, he meets a dead end on another. He discovers where Alice is, but once he arrives, he realizes someone got there before him.