Christina went to sleep twenty-two and free. She woke up twenty-seven, traumatized, and married to the man she hates most in the world. Kayne Blackwell. To her, he isn't a husband. He is a massive, tattooed stranger wearing the face of her high school bully. She doesn't remember falling in love. She doesn't remember the wedding. She is trapped in a marriage she doesn't remember choosing. Kayne isn't interested in patience. He is cashing in a debt. He saved the only friends she trusts in this strange new reality, and now the bill has come due. The price? Her cooperation. He has forced Christina into a twisted deal of mandatory therapy and inescapable dates, desperate to spark a memory of the obsession they shared. He claims he wants to help her remember. Christina suspects he just wants to own her. But as the sessions get darker, she begins to fear that the only thing worse than forgetting... Is finding out why she fell for the villain in the first place. This story is part of a series but can be read as a standalone.

Róisín grew up on lies, making her believe she was something she wasn't. When the truth finally comes out, it destroys everything she thought she knew about her family. She leaves Ireland behind, carrying betrayal like a wound that will never heal. In Spain, she hardens when faced with another knock back. Trust feels impossible, her worth depleted and becoming someone cruel and shallow feels easier than being broken again. Carlos makes her believe in herself again. He sees through the act and against all the odds they fall in love. The trouble is - he's keeping secrets of his own. When history repeats itself, Róisín makes a reckless mistake, one that doesn't just affect her and Carlos, it has a domino effect, people get hurt, they die, lives change forever. Carlos's punishment lasts nearly a decade. But what happens when she breaks? When a web of deceit reveals itself once again? Now Carlos must find himself, fight for his family, but it may already be too late for forgiveness?