Hani
The Billionaire’s Wife by Mistake is a deep romantic novel that delves into the depths of the human soul and explores the journey of a young woman named Eliana Rossi, an Italian artist who inherited from her father a spirit of creativity and love for colors. Yet, she finds herself forcibly confronted with a harsh reality that imposed upon her a decision she never chose—a contractual marriage with Alexander von Reinhardt, the cold billionaire and sole heir to a vast financial empire.
The novel begins in London, where Eliana spends her days in a small workshop restoring antique paintings, trying to preserve her father's legacy and his love for art amid heavy debts and financial burdens threatening to seize the family's small home in Italy. On the other side of the story, Alexander emerges as a complex character: a successful man in the world of finance and business, but his personal life is filled with loneliness and rigidity, surrounded by family pressure that demands he marry before turning thirty-five, or else the management of the family empire will pass to his ambitious cousin.
Eliana and Alexander’s paths intersect unexpectedly in a luxurious hotel in London, where a series of events force them into a one-year contractual marriage, conditioned on no feelings of love or emotional commitment, in exchange for a large sum of money ensuring Eliana can keep her family home and pay off her debts. The couple embarks on their journey under the same roof, yet with distant hearts, each trying to maintain their coldness and caution.
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