They Give Love a Bad Name

When the daughter of music royalty and tragedy's muse steps into the spotlight, the world only sees a grieving girl chasing her father's echo. But behind the sequins and stage lights lies something far more dangerous: a hidden agenda, and a woman who has learned to turn pain into power.

Someone is watching her.
And they've already slipped inside her world.

Haunted by a faceless threat who knows her too intimately, Heaven Hart is pulled into a glittering labyrinth of power, obsession, and beautifully rehearsed lies. At its center stands Chris Jackson
-the industry's golden boy with a fractured moral compass and eyes that cut through pretense like a blade through silk. Their chemistry isn't just unsafe. It's explosive. The kind that burns bridges and everything left standing.

As buried secrets reverberate through soundproof walls and old wounds return like broken refrains, Heaven is forced to confront the question that has chased her since birth:
What is a legacy worth, if it costs you the last pieces of yourself?

Because survival isn't always enough-especially when your name was written in ash long before you learned how to sing.