Ice BURNS

They called her basic.
Basic is a language. She learned it then taught herself something he could never read.

Naomi Williams was nineteen when she married Marcus Okafor Sr., the church's golden man: wealthy, admired, untouchable. Fifteen years later, she had three children, a nursing degree he quietly destroyed, and a life reduced to silence, control, and survival.

But Naomi was paying attention.

While he believed she was obedient, she was studying him his ego, his habits, the fragile architecture of his pride. Quietly, she built a business. Quietly, she collected evidence. Quietly, she became someone he no longer understood.

Now, at a dinner party filled with his business partners, his mother, and the priest who defended him, Naomi plans to raise a glass... and expose everything.

ICE BURNS is not a love story.
It's a survival story.
Not revenge record keeping.