Adam Voss has everything a man could want — a billion-dollar company, a city that adores him, a fiancée who's loved him since college — and he has never once had to question whether he deserves any of it. Then he meets Que. She's beautiful, sharp, and utterly unreadable, and she isn't supposed to be real: a woman hired to destroy him, sent by a rival who wants his company more than he wants his soul. Que has broken men like Adam before. It's never cost her anything. But the closer she gets to the life she's been paid to ruin, the more she starts to lose the one thing she's spent eight years protecting — herself. What begins as a calculated seduction becomes something neither of them planned: real wreckage, real love, and a truth big enough to burn down everything Adam built his name on. A Sultry Look, A Sultry Touch, and Sultry Pleasures is a story about the lies good people tell themselves, the debts that never stop compounding, and what it costs to choose honesty after you've already lost everything it was supposed to protect. Set against the glass towers and gray winters of Chicago, it asks a simple, dangerous question: can something built on betrayal ever become real?