Story By Alison Duke
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Alison Duke

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I am an aspiring romance writer with a strong passion for creating emotional stories filled with love, suspense, family secrets, and unexpected twists. I enjoy writing characters who have complicated pasts and relationships that develop through conflict, vulnerability, and emotional growth. I am especially interested in billionaire romance, contract marriage, second-chance love, forbidden romance, and dramatic family mysteries. I enjoy creating stories that keep readers emotionally invested while giving them a reason to continue reading from one episode to the next. The Billionaire’s Forbidden Wife is one of my first major serialized romance projects, and I am committed to developing it into a long-running story with strong character development, romantic tension, suspense, and satisfying emotional payoffs. My goal as a writer is to entertain readers, create memorable characters, and build stories that make readers eager to discover what happens in the next episode. I am also willing to learn, improve my writing, follow platform requirements, and maintain a consistent publishing schedule.
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The Billionaire’s Forbidden Wife
Updated at Sep 10, 2026, 03:22
She never planned to marry a billionaire—especially not the cold, ruthless man who once broke her heart.When Amelia Carter loses everything after her father’s sudden death, she is forced to accept an unexpected proposal from Adrian Blackwood, the city’s most powerful billionaire.Their marriage is supposed to be nothing more than a business arrangement. No love. No emotions. No questions.But Amelia soon discovers that Adrian has a secret connection to her past—and the reason he chose her was never about business.As their fake marriage slowly turns into something neither of them expected, enemies begin closing in, family secrets come to light, and Amelia must decide whether she can trust the man who may have destroyed her life.He promised it would never become real. She promised she would never fall for him.But some promises are meant to be broken.
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