Loved in Her Place: The Wrong Twin Bride Fiona Vale has spent her entire life living in the shadow of her identical twin, Astra—the beautiful, beloved daughter everyone expected to marry Raymond Moreau, heir to one of the most feared crime syndicates in the country. But on her wedding day, Astra is assassinated. While her family mourns behind closed doors, Fiona is given an impossible choice: disappear as herself or take her sister's place and become the bride of the man who loved Astra. With their families' alliance—and her own life—at stake, Fiona is forced into Raymond's home under a carefully constructed lie. Her sudden "amnesia" becomes the perfect excuse for every difference, but pretending to be Astra means erasing herself piece by piece. She wears her sister's clothes, sleeps in her sister's room, and lives beside a husband who believes she is the woman he lost. But Raymond begins noticing things that don't fit. The woman he remembers was nothing like the one standing before him. And the more Fiona fails to become Astra, the more drawn he becomes to the qualities that make her different. Fiona knows she can never let him discover the truth. Because how could a man who loved Astra ever love the twin who replaced her? Then she discovers the bomb that killed Astra wasn't a random attack. Someone wanted her sister dead. And whoever ordered the assassination may still believe Astra survived. Now Fiona isn't just living under a stolen identity. She's living as the woman someone is still trying to kill.