Novel Synopsis: The day I walked out of prison, two familiar faces greeted me. One belonged to my husband, Lucas, and the other to my son, Noah. Under the sweltering sun, their expressions-one stern and commanding, the other indifferent-were laced with impatience. Lucas wasted no time. "Five years inside, Leila. Have you finally learned to behave? Can you live peacefully with others now?" Noah, the child I gave life to after ten painful months, echoed him with cruel simplicity: "Aunt Clara and I hate pets, so don't even think about bringing another dog home." Memories of the absurd reason for my imprisonment and the dog I'd loved-mercilessly killed by Clara-flooded back. Suppressing the bitterness in my heart, I smiled. "Alright." From my bag, I produced two sets of papers- One was a divorce agreement, and the other, a legal declaration severing my parental ties

"I ruined him. Now, he's here to ruin me." Thirteen years ago, Adora made an impossible choice. With a single lie, she sent the only man she ever loved to prison, believing she had no other way to save her sister. She knew the moment she told the lie, she would be a dead woman walking. She was right. Dominic is gone. In his place stands Ghost, a man hardened by betrayal, pain, and the years he spent barely surviving behind bars. The boy who once whispered her name with love now only speaks it with venom. And he's been waiting for this moment. He will break her. He will make her suffer. And by the time he realizes he was wrong, it's already too late. But Ghost is not a man to admit defeat. He will make her love him again, no matter what. |WARNING: This is a DARK ROMANCE. Graphic violence. Graphic sexual scenes.|

My wife gave birth to a red-headed baby. Only problem is, no one in my family has red hair, and never has as far as we know, and no one in her family does either. So, I accused my wife of cheating on me right after she gave birth, demanded a DNA test before I'd believe the baby was mine and left her alone in her hospital room with the baby. It didn't take me long to realize my mistake. And then I had to win her back.