When struggling interior designer Liora Hayes agrees to pretend to be the wife of billionaire CEO Draven Kincaid, she thinks she’s getting a simple paycheck.
She’s wrong.
Draven needs a wife to close a ruthless international deal — a deal that requires him to appear stable, committed, and “family-oriented.” Liora needs money to stop her family from losing everything.
The rules are simple: • No real feelings • No real intimacy • No jealousy • And absolutely no falling in love
Draven believes he’s immune to emotion. Liora believes no amount of money is worth dealing with a man like him.
But the longer she lives in his penthouse, the more she sees cracks in his cold mask… and the more Draven realizes he will never let another man touch what he already considers his.
Because Draven has a secret — he never intended for the marriage to end.
Not after he becomes addicted to her. Not after she uncovers the darkness he hides. Not after she becomes the only thing that calms the chaos inside him.
Fake marriage is supposed to be fake. So why does it feel like the most dangerously real thing she’s ever had?
