Zara Grey
Natalie Bennett spent her first life being the perfect wife.
When her fiancé, Ryan Coleman, brought his pregnant mistress to their wedding and demanded that Natalie accept both her and the unborn child, Natalie swallowed her humiliation and married him anyway.
It was the worst mistake of her life.
Years later, betrayed by the husband she protected and the family members she trusted, Natalie discovers that her marriage was never about love. While she sacrificed everything to keep her family together, Ryan was helping the people closest to her strip away everything that belonged to her.
By the time Natalie learns the truth, it is too late.
She dies with only one regret: she should have walked away on her wedding day.
Then Natalie opens her eyes—and finds herself wearing her wedding dress again.
Ryan is standing before her.
His mistress is beside him.
And this time, Natalie refuses.
But walking away isn't enough. Natalie wants a completely different life, and when Ryan arrogantly insists that no man in their world would dare marry the woman who humiliated him at the altar, Natalie turns to the most powerful man among their wedding guests.
Dominic Sullivan.
Ryan's greatest rival.
The man everyone else fears.
“Are you married?”
“No.”
“Then marry me.”
Natalie expects Dominic to refuse.
Instead, he smiles.
“I thought you'd never ask.”
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