Novels by M.M.

Synopsis –CEO’s wife who chose Herself Elaine Flores married into power — but never into love. Bound by a family arrangement, she became the wife of billionaire heir Aron Salazar, a man who believed he was trapped in a marriage he didn’t choose. For five years, Elaine tried to be enough — quiet, patient, understanding. Pero sa likod ng lahat ng iyon, unti-unti siyang nauubos. When Aron finally admits he cannot love her the way she deserves, Elaine does the unexpected. She walks away. Walang drama. Walang paghihiganti. Just one suitcase and her dignity. Alone in Singapore, she rebuilds her life in the ruthless world of high finance. What begins as survival turns into transformation. Through discipline, brilliance, and quiet strength, Elaine rises from an overlooked strategist to a respected global risk architect. Ang babaeng minamaliit noon ay ngayon, siya na ang hinahangaan. But power has a way of crossing paths again. When business forces Aron back into her world, he no longer finds the soft-spoken wife he left behind. He meets a woman who negotiates without fear, commands respect effortlessly, and no longer needs his validation. Now equals in the global arena, they are forced to confront the past — and the truth: Hindi niya lang iniwan ang isang asawa. He lost a woman who chose herself. The CEO’s wife who chose Herself is a story of growth, redemption, and a love rebuilt not by obligation — but by choice.

Rafael Aragon is not a man who asks. He takes. When his enemies dare to target the one woman who defies him, Rafael does what he does best — he removes her from the world and locks her inside his. Kidnapped. Guarded. Untouchable. She wakes in the private estate of the most feared Mafia King in the country — a man whose name alone silences rooms. She hates him. Fights him. Refuses to submit. But Rafael doesn’t want submission. He wants her fire. After his father’s brutal betrayal, Rafael trusts no one. Not his men. Not his allies. Not even the brother he once would have died for. And when whispers of treason surface again, he realizes the safest place for her is under his protection. Under his control. “Touch her,” he warns his men coldly, “and you die.” As war brews in the shadows and blood stains the streets, she begins uncovering secrets tied to his father’s death — secrets that prove the enemy is closer than Rafael thinks. She was taken to be protected. But in the Mafia King’s world, protection feels dangerously like possession. And Rafael Aragon does not let go of what is his.