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Every Silence We Broke

(2026)
(The fifth book in the Singular Privilege series)
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My job is to get into places I’m not supposed to be.
Felix Euler thinks I came to his private Alpine estate for him.


I should correct him.

Instead, I let the billionaire believe I’m one of the eligible women invited for his family’s very expensive attempt at matchmaking.

It’s the perfect cover.

Felix thinks every disappearance is deliberate. Every evasive answer is flirtation. Every time he catches me looking past his shoulder, he assumes I’m trying to make him chase me.

The problem?

Eventually, he does.

He’s controlled, dangerously observant, and far too attractive for a man whose security system I’m being paid to defeat.

And the closer Felix gets to discovering what I’m really doing in his house, the harder it becomes to remember which part of this is supposed to be an act.

Especially when he corners me and asks me to tell him he’s reading this wrong.

He is.

About almost everything.

Just not about the way I want him to kiss me.

One kiss should be enough to prove this has gone too far.

Instead, it leaves me wondering what Felix Euler would do if he knew the woman he wants isn’t here to marry him.

She’s here to break into his house.

And what he’ll do when he discovers she wants into his bed too.

EVERY SILENCE WE BROKE is a high-heat billionaire romance with forced proximity, razor-sharp banter, he-falls-first obsession, one spectacularly wrong assumption, and a guaranteed HEA


Genre: Romance

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