I died in a freezing river while my husband, Julian, rescued his childhood sweetheart. Miraculously, I woke up three years in the past, right before the catastrophic charity gala earthquake. But Julian had regressed too. Given a second chance, he still chose to abandon me, leaving my hands to be crushed under a marble pillar. He thinks I'm just throwing a tantrum when I demand a divorce, oblivious that my career as a violin prodigy is dead. As he forces me to hand over my prized violin to comfort his 'traumatized' friend, I secretly finalize my exit. By the time he realizes what he shattered, I'll be long gone.

Three years ago, Vivienne Croft’s fiancé vanished in a plane crash on the eve of their wedding. She buried her grief and forged their failing company into a billion-dollar empire. But today, Arthur is back—alive, entitled, and holding the hand of his new, pregnant wife. He expects his CEO seat and his compliant fiancée back. Instead, Vivienne strips his security clearance, demotes him to a cubicle, and announces her marriage to his most ruthless rival, Julian Vance. The empire is hers.

Clara Vance thought her biggest problem was her late father’s crippling debt. She was wrong. After catching the eye of a lethal syndicate boss at an underground auction, her quiet life is shattered. Julian Thorne doesn't just want his money—he wants her. Kidnapped and locked in his fortress, Clara must survive a man whose obsession knows no bounds. But as the dark danger of his world closes in, Clara realizes her greatest weapon against the monster might just be his twisted love for her.

Claire watches her husband lie to her on the phone while he has his arm around her best friend twenty feet away. She doesn’t confront him. She makes Vanessa’s husband, Roman, a better offer: no strings, no feelings, just revenge. Then Ethan hears Claire moan on the phone—and the husband who hasn’t touched her in three months suddenly abandons his “business trip” and races home demanding answers. Too late. Claire is done begging for scraps. Vanessa can keep lying. Ethan can keep panicking. Claire and Roman keep going back to each other, even when no one is watching and there’s nothing left to prove. Revenge was supposed to make their cheating spouses hurt. It was never supposed to make Claire want Roman for real.