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Alex Sinclair survived the first strike. Now he has to survive the war.
The Sinclair Exchange was supposed to secure Alex's future. Instead, it has become a target. Delayed materials, aggressive inspections, nervous lenders, and escalating pressure begin closing around the project from every direction.
Behind it all is David Knight, a financier with the resources to save Alex's empire or take control of it. His offer is simple: accept a partnership that is really a takeover, or fight a battle designed to drain Alex of everything he has built.
But Knight is not the only threat. Nina Carradine can turn any private weakness into a public narrative. Malcolm Callahan's help comes with a price. And Cole Bennett, Alex's closest friend and most trusted partner, is starting to question whether loyalty has made him indispensable or expendable.
As alliances fracture and secrets surface, Alex must decide what he is willing to sacrifice to keep control.
Because in New York, crowns are never given. They are taken.
