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The Billionaire's Hidden Bride
READING AGE 18+
Jeng Rose
Romance
ABSTRACT
Everyone envies Damian Ashford—the ruthless billionaire with limitless wealth, devastating charm, and a reputation for never letting emotions cloud his judgment. What no one knows is that he's already married.
For three years, Amelia Hart has lived as Damian's secret wife.
In public, she doesn't exist. In private, she shares his bed, his name, and the pieces of his heart he refuses to acknowledge. Their marriage was built on obligation, not love, and every passionate night is followed by another painful reminder: she will never be the woman he chooses in daylight.
When Damian's first love suddenly returns, Amelia finally reaches her breaking point. Tired of being hidden and tired of loving a man who will never claim her, she files for divorce and walks away.
But Damian refuses to let his wife go.
As Amelia slips through his fingers, indifference turns into obsession. Long-buried family secrets begin to unravel, dangerous enemies close in, and Damian realizes he is about to lose the only woman who ever truly mattered.
Now he'll risk everything—his empire, his fortune, and his pride—to win back the wife he never deserved.
Because some vows are meant to be broken.
Theirs are meant to be fought for.