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Isabella “Isa” Navarro never expected Gabriel Laurent to become the kind of person who could change everything she thought she knew about love—and about herself.

What begins as an unlikely connection slowly becomes something deeper, more consuming, and far more difficult to walk away from.

Because not every love story makes us better.

Some loves heal us.

Some loves define us.

And some loves leave behind wounds that time alone cannot erase.

Join Isa and Gabriel in a story about love, heartbreak, memory, and the painful truth that sometimes, the person who makes you feel most alive can also be the one who breaks you the deepest.

Manhattan knows her as beautiful, wealthy, and untouchable.

Damien Cross knows better.

He was her brother’s best friend, her first real mistake, and the only man who ever broke her heart without giving her a reason. Now he’s back in her life, richer, colder, and far too interested in everything she’s tried to forget.

When their families force them onto the same billion-dollar project, old sparks ignite beneath years of resentment. Every argument pulls them closer, every glance exposes what they’re both trying to hide, and every moment alone threatens to undo the distance they fought so hard to create.

But Damien’s return comes with questions Arabella never stopped asking and feelings neither of them can keep buried.

Arabella can survive Damien hating her.

What she can’t survive is being drawn back to the one man she never truly stopped wanting.

Sadie Walker has always considered herself perfectly ordinary.

Ordinary family. Ordinary life. Ordinary face.

The twelve languages? Those are Elizabeth’s fault.

And Sadie doesn’t like talking about Elizabeth.

Her perfectly average existence comes to an end when she overhears a conversation she was never supposed to understand—and makes the spectacularly bad decision to interfere.

Enter Alessandro Vittorio De Luca.

Cold. Ruthless. Untouchable.

A man who controls a criminal empire with little patience for complications, disobedience, or nonsense.

Unfortunately for him, Sadie Walker specializes in all three.

She knows too much to be released and proves far too useful to eliminate. Keeping her close is supposed to be a matter of necessity.

Until necessity becomes obsession.

And Alessandro, a man accustomed to owning everything within his reach, discovers one infuriating truth:

Sadie Walker cannot be controlled.

Elizabeth, on the other hand?

Well.

She probably should’ve kept her mouth shut.