Angol
He can buy anything. He built her so she could never leave.
Sebastián de la Cruz has four homes, a plane, and sixty-one paintings he doesn't much like. What he does not have is one person on earth who would stay in the room if the money stopped.
So when a biotech founder pitches his board on the perfect partner - grown in nine days from the client's own DNA, with a whole life written into her before she opens her eyes - every hand in the room votes no. His is the only vote that counts. He funds it. Then he volunteers.
Her name is Kamilia. She is brilliant, funny, impossible to argue with, and she loves him at a level he selected from a drop-down menu. For four months it is the happiest either of them has ever been.
Then the markets fall. He stops coming home. And Kamilia opens the safe in his study.
What she finds is not only the truth about what she is. It is the memory Sebastián paid a clinic to cut out of his head when he was nineteen - the one that has been bleeding into her nightmares since the day she was born.
He is about to find out what he made.
A closed-door romantic suspense novel about loneliness, memory, and the price of never being left.
