Tropes: billionaire hero, marriage of convenience,workplace forced proximity, self-made heroine, protective dominant hero, the ex gets his comeuppance, standalone with a guaranteed happy ending.Sarah Doyle was the perfect wife for four years. Poised, photographed, and never once touched.
Nobody told her the marriage was an arrangement. Her ex-husband needed a woman to stand in front of his secret, and his mother needed a face that looked right beside the family name. Sarah was the cover story. When she finally walked out, the Devereux family made sure the industry believed she was the problem, and every door that used to open for her closed one polite email at a time.
Then she met the one man in the city his money could not impress.
Mark Reed built a fortune from nothing, and a fabric no camera can capture. You have to stand in the room to believe it. He is blunt where Julian was charming, steady where Julian was smoke, and he looks at Sarah like she is the answer to a question, not a liability to be managed. He insists he does not need the Devereux name. He insists he does not need anything.
He is about to learn he needs her.
Because the family that threw Sarah away wants back in, and the only thing standing between the Devereux empire and the debt drowning it is a blacklisted editor with nothing left to lose and a very long memory. They taught her to smile for the cameras. They never taught her what she would do once she stopped.
Cover Story is a steamy, satisfying standalone in the Revenge Wives series, with a slow burn that earns every degree, a hero who says the words out loud, and a heroine who walks away with the last word, the last laugh, and the cover. Guaranteed happy ending.
Genre: Romance
Nobody told her the marriage was an arrangement. Her ex-husband needed a woman to stand in front of his secret, and his mother needed a face that looked right beside the family name. Sarah was the cover story. When she finally walked out, the Devereux family made sure the industry believed she was the problem, and every door that used to open for her closed one polite email at a time.
Then she met the one man in the city his money could not impress.
Mark Reed built a fortune from nothing, and a fabric no camera can capture. You have to stand in the room to believe it. He is blunt where Julian was charming, steady where Julian was smoke, and he looks at Sarah like she is the answer to a question, not a liability to be managed. He insists he does not need the Devereux name. He insists he does not need anything.
He is about to learn he needs her.
Because the family that threw Sarah away wants back in, and the only thing standing between the Devereux empire and the debt drowning it is a blacklisted editor with nothing left to lose and a very long memory. They taught her to smile for the cameras. They never taught her what she would do once she stopped.
Cover Story is a steamy, satisfying standalone in the Revenge Wives series, with a slow burn that earns every degree, a hero who says the words out loud, and a heroine who walks away with the last word, the last laugh, and the cover. Guaranteed happy ending.
Genre: Romance
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