Isabel Donovan

The second Greta Beaumont stepped into that lawyer’s office, her perfectly ordered life shattered: her estranged sister was dead, and she was now legal guardian to an eight-year-old niece she’d never met. The last person she expected to see was Matteo Nettleton—the man whose heart she destroyed ten years ago—now the sun-bronzed contractor hired to restore her sister’s crumbling cliffside house so the little girl doesn’t lose her only home. Forced into blistering proximity every single day, their accidental touches and vicious late-night arguments keep ripping open old wounds… and something far more dangerous. As the child’s laughter starts gluing them into a fragile family, Greta realizes walking away this time won’t just break two hearts—it might destroy the little girl who needs them both to stay.

Genevieve Nightingale just signed her name on a marriage contract that saved her family's dying empire and handed her body and future to Warren Underwood—the arrogant tech billionaire ten years younger who once looked at her with pure contempt in a boardroom. Now she's trapped in his sleek, shadowed penthouse, where every accidental brush of his fingers and every lingering stare makes her forget why she hates him. Warren finally owns the elegant beauty he's secretly burned for, but the closer he pulls her in, the more their carefully built walls—and the dangerous secrets both families are hiding—threaten to crumble.

Camille Blackburn has spent years holding her family's crumbling empire together with nothing but ice and iron will—until the only way to save it is to marry the one woman she's publicly hated for a decade: Josephine Yamamoto, her rival's ruthless daughter. What starts as a cold contract in front of flashing cameras quickly turns into shared penthouse nights, stolen boardroom glances, and fingertips that linger too long during public appearances. Now every corporate victory costs them another piece of their hearts, and the secret Camille is hiding could shatter the dangerous obsession building between them.