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Mr CEO Your Ex-wife Is Back
JULIAN
I woke up with a clearer head than I had in days. The morning light filtered through the floor-to-ceiling windows of my London penthouse, casting long shadows across the room. For the first time in weeks, my thoughts weren’t consumed entirely by rage toward Ava. Instead, they kept drifting back to Sophia.
She wasn’t like the others. There was something refreshingly straightforward about her….sharp, ambitious, and unapologetically intelligent. Spending time with her yesterday had been… nice.
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The Woman Who Stayed
The London that had become, in the architecture of the year she had survived, a symbol of the particular distance between the man her husband had been presenting as and the man he had actually been.
She told them she had chosen to come here.
To stand in this room in this city and be the woman who had written the honest account of that year.
"I am reclaiming London," she said simply. "I do not say that dramatically. I say it as a fact. The things that happened here — the things that started here — belong to the past. This moment belongs to the present. And the present is mine."
The room was very quiet.
Then a woman in the third row, who appeared to be in her late forties and had been holding
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THE WRONG TWIN
He spoke about it with a dry, undecorated honesty that made her understand something she hadn't before: Julian Calloway was someone who had never been allowed to not know something, and the effort of maintaining that had cost him years of connections he might otherwise have built.
She listened, and then she said quietly: "You should have been allowed to not know things."
He glanced at her. "So should you."
They looked at each other for exactly long enough, and then looked back at the road.
Somewhere past Harrogate, with the landscape outside becoming wider and more open, the particular texture of the north arriving in the pale stone walls and the low grey sky and the way the light fell diffe
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My ex-husband’s nightmare
Lydia said.
“I understand. You don't have children yet. I'm sure when you are married and with kids, you'll remember my words when you come across the same research.” Julia said. She picked another book, “They say expectant mothers and research can not be separated.” Julia ended this with a laugh.
Lydia smiled. Her eyes didn't flicker to me for even a minute.
She picked another copy of the same book, “But you do know a lot about children's books. Who are the copies for?” Julia asked.
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My Stepbrother Vowed To Destroy Me
She was fired by her agency, and no one else would let her into their home.
One mighty fine day, she went out to God knows where and came back home with stars in her eyes.
“Loriah!” She’d said, “you won’t believe the luck we’ve had! The one and only Sebastian Von Hale offered me a job in his mansion in London. Can you believe it? London!”
No, I couldn’t believe it. Which is why I did some very intensive digging on the man.
My suspicions tripled when I discovered that Sebastian Von Hale wasn’t just rich, he was god-level wealthy. He owned the most successful biotech company in London, grossing billions in profit every month.
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THE BILLIONAIRE HIDDEN BRIDE: Reborn for Revenge
“If I am not on the ground within three hours, the City of London will face a financial collapse on a scale you cannot even imagine.”
Meanwhile, back in Mayfair, Julian Sr. paced around the library. He ran his hands over the old books with a painful sense of nostalgia.
Behind him, Eleanor Thorne stood calm and composed, though her fingers gripped a small dagger hidden beneath her nightgown.
“What are you looking for, Julian?” Eleanor asked coldly. “Every asset here has already changed hands. Mavric transferred all ownership rights to Liora. You have no place left here.”
Julian Sr. gave a low laugh, a sound like rough sandpaper scraping against wood.
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Cordia's Will: A Civil War Story of Love and Loss
It was nice to see.
“What are you reading?” she asked.
Julia filled her in on the newest novel she had found stashed away in an old cabinet in the back of the house. It was an extremely exciting romance story that Julia said she could hardly put down. Once Cordia was up to speed on what had happened so far, Julia began to read the rest of the story to her.
After an hour or so of reading about pirates, treasures, and how Sir Camion would love Miss Sicilia to the end of time, Julia paused. “My throat is dry,” she said. She coughed a little, which alarmed Cordia.
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Passionately Devoted to Loving You
Julia's eyes were fierce as she gazed into the distance coldly.
Her greatest mistake in her life until this moment was being so deluded that she believed that she could be loved!
But fortunately, since God did not let her die, she shall have those who had trampled her live in just as much unrest as she did.
When Summer returned home to the mansion in West City, her fingers were cold.
She was not sure whether it was because of the words she had said during the board of directors meeting or whether it was because she had heard Wade's story.
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When The Wrong One Loves You Right
and they looked as if they'd been ripped from her sister's diary.
Then it clicked... The missing pages of her sister's diary.
Evelyn gasped. "How..."
"How do I have this, you ask? Oh, come on, Evy, you weren't expecting me to hand you your sister's diaries without going through them myself, were you? Those diaries were the only reason I decided to get closer to you. I wanted to find out if she'd left anything detrimental to me. But after a while, it became extra entertaining watching you find someone that was just right under your nose, so I let you and even help add a little spice here and there." Julia snickered. "You know, it was really hilarious when you thought the person she didn't tru
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Of Frost and Fire
Miller the whole history of her proceedings, and she could but look upon the false-hearted girl as accessory to her brother's death.
Julia knew that by the fair Northern beauty she was secretly despised, but she did not care, for she had conceived a great friendship for Mrs. Carrington, whom she often amused with her remarks about New York people. Once she said, "I do wish New York would die, or stop taking emetics, and sending the contents of her bilious stomach to Kentucky in the shape of teachers!"
Mrs. Carrington smiled and said, "I think you prefer Louisiana emetics, do you not?"
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her historical romances always hit that perfect sweet spot between lush period detail and emotional depth. Checking her website and socials, it looks like she's got a new novel slated for release next season—another installment in her popular 'The Devil's Pride' series. The buzz suggests it might explore the forbidden romance between a rebellious suffragette and a conservative duke, which sounds like it’ll be packed with her signature tension and witty banter.
What I love about London is how she balances escapism with subtle social commentary. Her heroines are never just pretty faces in corsets; they push against the boundaries of their time. The way she weaves real historical events into her stories makes the drama feel grounded, even when the chemistry is off the charts. If this new book follows her usual pattern, expect slow-burn passion, gorgeously researched settings, and a third-act twist that’ll wreck you in the best way.
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