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She's My Roman Empire

(2026)
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I flagged her building for demolition.
I didn't plan on falling for the one thing standing in its way.


I don't do sentiment.
I see a harborfront, a footprint, a return on investment.
That’s how I saw the Orpheum. A structure liability sitting on land worth more than the building.

Then I meet the woman who runs it.

Adina Voss sings like the building owes her something and looks at me like I'm the debt collector. She's not impressed by my name, my tower, or my timeline.

She corrects my math. She calls my urban renewal speech what it actually is — rehearsed.

I told myself she was an obstacle. A delay. Nothing that couldn't be managed.
I was wrong within a week.

Now I'm rewriting permits I already filed, stalling my own demolition crew, and standing in a boardroom defending a building I was supposed to be tearing down — because somewhere in the last month, the woman fighting me for it became the only thing on my ledger I actually care about protecting.

I built my life on clean decisions and zero attachments.
She's the first variable I refuse to solve for.

She thinks I'm the villain in this story.
She's about to find out exactly how far I'll go to prove her wrong.


Read on for enemies-to-lovers, ruthless billionaire developer, a woman who won't back down, and a man who'll burn every blueprint he owns before he lets her go. HEA Guaranteed.


Genre: Romance

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