What if falling in love with one girl guarantees your death? She lives in isolation, moving only when she has prepared for the damage her presence causes. Anyone who gets close to her, who confesses, lingers, or insists on knowing her, dies in accidents that never look like her fault. To keep others alive, she chooses silence, distance, and the night. But when someone refuses to stay away, her carefully controlled solitude begins to crack. Instead of approaching her, he studies the pattern. He dedicates himself to understanding the statistics behind the deaths, determined to outthink fate and uncover the cause of her curse. As attraction becomes a ticking clock, both of them are forced to confront a brutal question, is a life without connection really living, or just another way of dying?

I thought divorcing my husband was the hardest thing I would ever do.I was wrong.Three years later, I start a new job, only to discover my ex husband is my new boss.Adrian Moore is colder now, more powerful, and completely unreadable. Working under him means reopening wounds I never healed and facing a past neither of us truly let go of.We divorced without closure, without truth, and without knowing we were both still in love.Forced together by fate and circumstance, can we survive working side by side without falling apart again?Or will the love we buried finally destroy us?

Audrey Hale has one rule—never get emotionally entangled with the men she works against in court.Valentin Corvin breaks that rule just by breathing.They are rivals in a high-stakes murder case… forced into the same war room, same meetings, same crossfire. She is a brilliant external legal researcher with a razor mind and a calm weaponized feminine mystery. He is the dangerously composed senior defense counsel every judge watches carefully—and every woman whispers about in private.Their chemistry is slow, tense, psychological… and impossible to control.As the Shirley Garza case pulls them deeper into a maze of secrets, power games, moral grey zones and magnetic tension—Audrey becomes the one thing Valentin wants to study more than the law itself.Obsession becomes strategy. Seduction becomes leverage.And in this courtroom… desire is the most dangerous evidence.