Some call her a goddess, others call her a monster. Liliane Valestra knows she's both. Powerful, captivating, and utterly untouchable, she has built her empire from whispers and shadows. But behind her flawless smile lies a heart twisted by betrayal, and a hunger no one dares to satisfy. In a world ruled by secrets, Liliane is a game no one plays twice. Until two men step into the fire, one with quiet strength, the other with a past darker than her own. As loyalty fractures and obsession tightens its grip, Liliane must decide, will she stay the queen of her own making, or will she finally fall to the one sin even she can't control? "Some devils are made. Some are born. And some... are invited in."

Money makes the world go round. For Eris Moreau, it's more than just a saying. it's a religion. Born into a world that only ever took from her, she learned the hard way: nothing comes without a price. Every smile, every favor, every second wasted. it all adds up. And Eris refuses to be on the losing end. So when she lands an internship at Gravelle Enterprises, a corporation that smells of wealth and power, she knows exactly what she wants. She's not here to play nice. She's here to climb, to conquer, to claim. But there's one problem. Darian Gravelle. The man in the immaculate suit, the untouchable CEO with a reputation so pristine it could be framed. People whisper his name with respect, with awe. He moves like a king, speaks like a scholar, and watches like a predator. Eris knows better than to trust a man like him. A man who never raises his voice yet silences rooms. A man whose hands are too clean for someone who holds this much power. And when their paths cross, it isn't fate, it's collision. A game of wits, of sharp smiles and sharper words. A dance where every step is a calculated risk, where the wrong move could mean losing more than just money. Because the deeper Eris digs, the more she realizes-Gravelle Enterprises isn't just a company. And Darian Gravelle isn't just a businessman. And some secrets? Some secrets are worth killing for. [The base cover is sourced from Pinterest, while the design and concept are entirely my own.]