Gavel Code
Sofia Reyes buried her twin sister a year ago. Tonight, she's marrying her sister's killer instead.
When the passenger vessel carrying Camila sank three years ago, killing twelve people, the official report called it an accident. Sofia, a trained marine insurance investigator, knows better. The maintenance logs were forged. The harbor inspectors were paid. Every falsified signature leads back to one man: Adrian Kane, the billionaire heir the tabloids call the Iceberg.
So Sofia does the unthinkable. She steals her dead twin's identity and walks down the aisle to complete the merger marriage Camila never lived to finish, moving into Adrian's cliffside Lisbon estate as his wife in name only.
By day, they perform devotion for cameras and a watching board. By night, one rule holds the marriage together: he doesn't touch her, and she doesn't touch him. But rules break fastest in houses built on lies, and every night Sofia spends searching his locked study for proof of his guilt pulls her closer to a man who doesn't act like the monster she came here to destroy.
Then she finds the envelope. Her sister's handwriting. Evidence Camila mailed to Adrian four days before she died, evidence he never opened.
Someone in this house has been lying to everyone, including the man Sofia married. As the six month clock on the wedding contract runs out, Sofia has to decide how much of her heart she's willing to lose to get the truth, and whether the real conspiracy reaches far higher than one billionaire's guilty conscience.
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