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Elena Hart makes presidents. She has never lost a campaign, and the most powerful men in the country wait hours for fifteen minutes of her time. On the night her candidate wins the primary, her father dies, and her lawyer delivers a second shock: she has been legally married for six years to Alexander Moretti, heir to the city's most feared crime family.
Her father's will gives her one condition. Stay married for ninety days, or lose everything. His last letter adds a warning: he didn't die of natural causes, and the man beside her knows who killed him.
Elena storms into Alexander's world with divorce papers and a three-day ultimatum. He refuses, and he won't say why. Soon someone is hunting her, her best friend is taken, and a video seems to show Alexander standing over her father's body.
Trapped under the same roof, two brilliant, stubborn, impossibly well-matched people go to war. She dismantles his family with a binder. He outmaneuvers her with a smile. Between pillow-wall treaties and Nonna's meddling, they start to fall.
But her father's secret runs deeper than either knows: a debt written in blood, an archive only Elena can decode, and a betrayal from the person she trusts most.
To survive, she must stop running from her marriage and start fighting beside the man she swore to leave.
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