Maya Bennett never imagined that one unexpected meeting with billionaire Adrian Vale would turn her carefully controlled life upside down. When a business deal brings them together, a false rumor forces Adrian to make Maya an irresistible offer: pretend to be his girlfriend for three months. She agrees, but only under her own rules—no control, no lies, and absolutely no falling in love. But pretending becomes dangerous when their chemistry starts feeling real. Behind Adrian's cold billionaire image is a wounded man who has spent years protecting his heart. Maya is the first woman brave enough to challenge him, understand him, and make him want something money can never buy. Just when they finally begin to fall in love, a shocking betrayal threatens everything. Maya is accused of leaking Adrian's confidential company information, and the man she loves makes the one mistake she can never forget—he doubts her. Heartbroken, Maya walks away. Now Adrian must uncover the truth and face the consequences of his choices. But proving Maya's innocence is only the beginning. If he wants her back, he must earn the trust he destroyed and show her that his love is more powerful than his wealth. Can a billionaire learn to love without control? Can Maya forgive the man who broke her heart? Sometimes the greatest fortune isn't money.

His Love, My Greatest Mistake Architect Ivy Calloway never meant to fall for Julian Ashford. He's the heir to a business empire, a man the tabloids call a heartbreaker, and everything her practical, hard-working life was never supposed to include. But one golden night on the museum steps changes everything — and for six months, Ivy believes she's found a love worth every risk. Then Julian's family forces his hand, and Ivy watches the man she loves get engaged to another woman for the sake of a business deal. Heartbroken, she rebuilds her life around the one thing that's always been hers: her work, and the community library she's pouring her heart into. But Julian isn't done fighting. When he walks away from his own wedding to come back for her, Ivy has to decide whether love is worth trusting again — and whether the biggest mistake of her life might actually be the truest thing that ever happened to her. A story about the cost of love, the weight of family expectation, and the slow, hard work of rebuilding trust once it's been broken — proving that sometimes our greatest mistakes are really just love that hasn't finished happening yet.