“You’re not even the biggest disappointment in this room.”
“You’re not even the biggest disappointment in this room.” She hid his daughter for six years. Now his family wants an heir. A rival wants...
“You humiliated me over a thesis I wrote. Now watch me own the company you built on it.”
“You humiliated me over a thesis I wrote. Now watch me own the company you built on it.” She was hired to be invisible. She...
“Your husband sold your legacy to save his life. I’m keeping it to save yours.”
“Your husband sold your legacy to save his life. I’m keeping it to save yours.” She thought she was walking into a boardroom to save...
“You thought you could erase her legacy. You forgot who holds the deed.”
“You thought you could erase her legacy. You forgot who holds the deed.” She only wanted to protect her mother’s memory. She didn’t expect to...
“You don’t touch what’s mine without losing a hand.”
She thought the garden plaque was her only battle. Then she became the Don’s wife. PART ONE: The Founding Member The email subject line read: “Beautification...
Part 2: “You don’t touch what’s mine without losing a hand.”
Chapter 7: The Waiting The penthouse felt smaller with Nikolai gone. Vera dressed quickly, her hands still trembling from the aftermath of their intimacy and...
Part 3: “You don’t touch what’s mine without losing a hand.”
Chapter 12: The Ambush The first bullet missed Vera’s head by inches, shattering the stone pedestal behind her. She dropped to the ground, instinct taking...
“You’re not a bride. You’re a bargaining chip.”
“You’re not a bride. You’re a bargaining chip.” She married the Don’s heir to save her father’s life. She never planned to become the only...
Part 2: “You’re not a bride. You’re a bargaining chip.”
Chapter Eleven: The Founder’s Dinner The first month of their marriage had been a battle. The second was a negotiation. By the third, something had...
Part 3: “You’re not a bride. You’re a bargaining chip.”
Chapter Eighteen: The Wedding Trap The wedding was held at the Plaza Hotel, which Val found almost laughably ironic. The Marchetti family had built their...