An escape. A hunt. A marriage that no one wanted, but which fate demanded. Isla Morgan should have been at the altar, sealing the alliance that would save her family's company from bankruptcy. Instead, she was on the back of Kai's motorcycle, the baker who promised a simple future, far from million-dollar deals. The wedding dress was worth a fortune, but to her, it was just the shroud of her dreams. Kai gave her a choice: run away and live on love, or marry and save everyone but herself. Isla chose to run. It was the only mistake she made. Because Ezra Atlas is no ordinary groom. He is a predator who buys what he desires. And he bought Isla. When she ran, he used the tracker he had sewn into the wedding dress itself and hunted her down like a piece for his collection. Now, Isla is trapped in a sham marriage, with a man whose touch is as cold as the gold he carries in his pocket. Kai, wounded and humiliated, vows to rescue her, even knowing he cannot compete with the limitless power of a billionaire. In a war where love is the most fragile weapon and power the only currency, who will win: the baker who offered his heart, or the billionaire who bought the right to possess her? "I Fled the Altar with the Baker, but the Billionaire Hunted Me Down" is a story of forbidden love, dangerous obsession, and the hard truth: some choices are not ours. Some people cannot be saved. And some men do not take "no" for an answer.