Hazel Andrew built her whole life around her mother's seafood company. Then her boyfriend forged the papers, her little sister signed them, and Hazel left the country with nothing but a secret she hadn't known she was carrying. Six years later, she is back in Alaska as Eliza Peterson, with five-year-old twins and a plan. She will prove the fraud. She will win her mother's company back. And she will make Carter Olson lose in front of everyone he has ever fooled. There is one problem. The only way into the room where it all gets decided is through Elias Hansen, the billionaire heir who broke her heart seven years ago. Elias knows exactly who she is. He recognized her the second he saw her photo. And his grandmother has given him until the winter solstice to marry, or lose everything to a scheming uncle. So he offers Hazel a contract. One year. Separate bedrooms. No feelings. She says yes. She tells herself it is only business. Then her son taps the table three times, exactly the way his father does. Some contracts get broken. The question is who get some people hurt when this one does. 5. Short blurb (under 300 characters, for search results) A runaway heiress returns to Alaska with secret twins and a fake name. The only man who can help her win back her stolen company is the billionaire who broke her heart, and he has a secret of his own.