A Second Chance, Secret Baby Billionaire Romance Five years ago, Ace Donato broke my heart and never called back. Five years ago, I lost his baby and buried the girl who believed in love. Now I'm back — not as the woman he abandoned, but as the architect standing between him and the deal of his life. He doesn't know what he cost me. He doesn't know what I lost. And I intend to make sure he never forgets it. Ace Donato became the Ice Prince of Miami by feeling nothing and losing no one — except me. When fate throws us into the same boardroom, the same charity gala, the same impossible orbit, the ice starts to crack. He wants answers. He wants forgiveness. He wants me. But I have a secret buried in a lockbox that could burn his empire to the ground. And once he finds out what really happened five years ago, the only question left is whether love can survive the truth — or if revenge is the only thing either of us has left. A gripping second-chance romance of betrayal, blackmail, and the kind of love that refuses to stay buried.

She vanished with a shattered heart. He spent four years haunted by her ghost. When billionaire Damian Blackwood sees the mysterious Aria Kincaid walk into his gala in a crimson dress, his world stops. She looks nothing like the timid wife he lost… yet everything about her feels painfully familiar—the scent of rosewater, the sharpness in her voice, the fire in her eyes. Arabella Thorn was supposed to be gone forever. After fleeing London pregnant and broken, she rebuilt herself from nothing into a powerful media heiress with one goal: make the man who destroyed her pay for every tear she shed. Damian once called her a placeholder. Now she’s back to become the one woman he can’t control, can’t forget, and can’t survive losing again. But revenge becomes dangerous when old feelings refuse to die. As buried secrets rise, enemies close in, and a little boy unknowingly ties their fates together, Damian and Arabella are forced into a devastating game of love, betrayal, obsession, and redemption. Because some ghosts don’t return for closure. They return for ruin.