Angol
Naomi Ashford's father owes Damon Voss a debt that can't be repaid in money. It can only be repaid in her.
Damon Voss built an empire out of other men's fear and has never once let himself want anything he couldn't control. A marriage of convenience to the daughter of a man who cheated him should be simple - a contract, a ring, nothing more. He doesn't expect to want to protect her. He doesn't expect to want her, period.
Naomi knows exactly what Damon is: the most dangerous man in the city, and the only thing standing between her family and ruin. She agrees to become his wife in name only. She does not agree to fall for the merciless, controlled man underneath the reputation - or to discover that his empire has enemies who would burn her alive just to bring him to his knees.
When a rival syndicate targets her to reach him, Damon must choose between the cold calculus that built his empire and the one weakness he swore he'd never allow. Some vows are written in ink. Theirs may be written in blood.
