This book is an intense dark romance that explores themes of power, contract marriage and love.it involve a female lead (Evelyn) and a male lead(Isaac). Isaac is a billionaire and CEO of Blackwell's Enterprise. He was pressured by his mother to get married.
Evelyn and Isaac's love story started as a contract which Isaac wanted to use to get of his mother hook,with light meeting darkness, innocence colliding with experience, and vulnerability challenging control. She is warmth and quiet resilience, a woman shaped by hardship but never hardened by it.

 Evelyn, a kind young girl who was searching for a way out from debt own by her late father, was thrown into a world of wealth and manipulation, struggles to find her place. Isaac, used to keeping people at a distance, is drawn to her in ways he refuses to acknowledge. At first, he underestimates her,sees her as fragile, naive. But Evelyn is neither weak nor easily broken. Slowly, she dismantles the walls he's spent years fortifying, not by force, but by simply being herself.

Their love is not easy. It is filled with misunderstandings, unspoken fears, and battles against their own demons. Isaac’s possessiveness and fear of vulnerability clash with Evelyn’s need for independence and self-worth. But it is also a love that heals.

In the end, Evelyn doesn’t just learn to stand up for herself,she teaches Isaac how to trust, how to let someone in. And Isaac, in his own way, becomes the first person to show Evelyn that love doesn’t have to be earned through suffering,it can be given freely, and she is worthy of it.





My Ruthless Billionaire Boss Took My Virginity 

Vivienne's Next Move 

“She’s a little young for such a powerful position,” one guest whispered to another, eyeing the empty chair Charles had left vacant. Vivienne smiled; ears attuned even to the gossip masked in low tones.
Camilla gave a gentle laugh. "Power is hardly ever related to age. It has to do with persuasion....

“She’s a little young for such a powerful position,” one guest whispered to another, eyeing the empty chair Charles had left vacant. Vivienne smiled; ears attuned even to the gossip masked in low tones.

Camilla gave a gentle laugh. "Power is hardly ever related to age. It has to do with persuasion....

The Ice Cracks