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Chloe Bennett is standing at the altar in a small Brooklyn church ready to marry a stranger to save her family gallery. She believes the groom is a seventy year old investor. She is wrong. When the veil is lifted it is Alexander Knight. The coldest billionaire in Manhattan. The same man who destroyed her father five years ago and vanished. The contract is simple. One year as his wife. Live in his penthouse. Wear his ring. Pretend to love him in public. In return he clears every debt her family owes. But Alexander does not want a pretend wife. He wants obedience. He wants possession. He wants revenge for a secret Chloe knows nothing about. Chloe despises him and he knows it. That only makes him chase her harder. The more she resists the tighter his grip becomes. The more he tries to control her the more she fights. She must survive twelve months in his world without falling for him. He must survive twelve months without telling her why he really chose her. One year. One contract. One kiss that will ruin everything.

Five years ago, Rosalie Hayes disappeared while Adrian Mercer lay unconscious in a hospital bed. The only thing she left behind was a medical report saying they had lost their baby. Now Rosalie is back in New York with a secret Adrian can never be allowed to uncover. Her plan is simple: make her billionaire ex believe she still wants him, get what she came for, and return to Paris before he starts asking questions she cannot answer. Adrian knows she has an agenda from the moment she smiles at him. He just has no intention of letting her use him and disappear again. “I only want one night,” Rosalie tells him. Adrian’s gaze drops to her lips. “Then marry me first.” Rosalie thought she could seduce the man she left five years ago. She never expected him to demand forever.

Elara has nothing left. Her brother is gone, her parents gambled away what family she had, and her dream of dancing professionally is slipping through her fingers. Then the richest man in the country makes her an offer: move into his mansion and make his four estranged grandsons love each other again. The job sounds simple until she meets them. A ruthless CEO who never loses. A doctor with gentle hands and a guarded heart. A gamer who hides behind a screen. And the fourth young master, the one who corners her in dark hallways, stands too close, and speaks in a voice so low it makes her forget what she was about to say. He claims he can't stand her. But his eyes linger on her lips when she laughs. His hand catches her waist when she stumbles, and he lets go a second too late. Every glare feels like a challenge, every near-touch like a dare, and every night under the same roof makes it harder to pretend she isn't burning for him. What she doesn't know is that the man who keeps pulling her close and pushing her away is the idol she has adored for years, the voice she has fallen asleep to, the one who secretly watches every move she makes on stage. As the walls between them crack, so do the secrets his family has buried, and one of them could destroy him. How long can two people keep resisting what they both want? And when he finally stops pretending, will she be ready for a love this hungry? Slow-burn, sensual and full of laughs, this is a story about healing a broken family and falling, helplessly, for the one man she was never supposed to touch.

When a leaked single threatens to end her career, pop star Rhea Santiago is forced into a PR-engineered relationship with Cole, a guarded ghostwriter secretly paying off a debt he refuses to explain. Their contract has strict rules, no real feelings, cameras only, an end date, but forced proximity turns performance into something neither of them planned for. Behind it all is Evelyn Cross, the label president’s wife, who discovered Rhea years ago and believes she still owns her success; Cole’s carefully buried past turns out to be tangled in Evelyn’s control too, and unraveling it costs both of them dearly before they can trust each other for real. What follows is decades, not months: marriage, children shaped by the wounds Rhea and Cole carry from their own childhoods, the identity crisis of loving someone whose fame or usefulness threatens to swallow you whole, and the slow work of becoming parents neither of them had. When Cole is finally diagnosed with a terminal illness, the book’s real question comes due, not whether love can defeat death, but whether Rhea can survive losing him and still call her own life whole. She does. Not because he saved her, but because he helped her discover she could save herself.

Stephanie had never known the warmth of a family. Abandoned as an infant and raised in an orphanage, she watched every child around her find a home while she remained behind. Even after turning eighteen, when adoption was no longer possible, she stayed to care for the younger children, becoming the kind-hearted guardian everyone loved. With determination and faith, she eventually stepped into the world, hoping to build a life of her own. Despite her education and relentless job search, rejection followed her everywhere. After months of hardship, a church gave her a temporary job as a cleaner, allowing her to save enough money to rent a tiny apartment. Just when she believed life was beginning to improve, one desperate attempt to apply for a job at a luxurious celebrity hotel changed everything. After escaping a corrupt manager who tried to exploit her, Stephanie accidentally ran into the room of Kai Ray—the world's biggest music sensation and sole heir to a billion-dollar empire. Drugged without his knowledge at a party, Kai mistook Stephanie for someone else, leading to a night that left both their lives shattered. Determined to put the nightmare behind her, Stephanie refused Kai's money, refused publicity, and refused to ever meet him. But two months later, she discovered she was carrying his child. Haunted by guilt and desperate to take responsibility, Kai respected her wish to stay away while quietly ensuring she and their unborn baby were safe. Yet as secrets, media scandals, and painful truths threaten to expose them, the distance between them becomes harder to maintain. Can a woman who has spent her entire life longing for a family learn to trust again? And can a superstar burdened by guilt prove that love is more than fame, wealth, or regret?