Where The Ground Holds

Twenty-three years ago, the sky fell. Now, Davina Evans is making sure it never happens again.

She doesn't just see buildings; she sees their breaking points. It's a survival instinct born from the dust of the collapse that killed her mother and the years of abuse that followed. When she escapes her hollow hometown for a live-in position in Miami, she thinks she's finally found a solid foundation.

The job is simple: manage the glass-and-steel estate of the wealthy Jones family. The bosses are never home-until they are.

When an injury grounds the husband, Giomani, the professional lines begin to blur. When his wife disappears, leaving behind a shattered marriage, the lines vanish entirely.

She wasn't hired to be a wife. But as the nights get longer and the intimacy grows deeper, she finds herself playing house in a life that isn't hers.

In a city built on shifting sands, she is about to learn that the most dangerous structural failure isn't in a building-it's in the heart.