Hate You Remember

Sloane Kowalski needs a cover job. What she finds is a CEO who makes her want to kill him on sight.

Cassian Voss runs his corporation the same way he runs his territory: cold, controlled, absolute. He doesn't explain himself. He doesn't engage with employees. And he definitely doesn't understand why the new hire in accounting makes him want to break his own rules.

They don't recognize each other. But their bodies remember.

Ten years ago they were high school enemies - two sharp, angry kids who couldn't occupy the same room without sparks. Now they're strangers in a new war. Sloane thinks he's just another arrogant executive hiding cruelty behind expensive suits. Cassian thinks she's a civilian who stumbled into dangerous territory.

They're both wrong.

Sloane isn't accounting. She's enforcement for a family that doesn't forgive debts. Cassian isn't just a CEO. He's the youngest boss his syndicate has ever seated, and he's built this company to wash money and hide bodies. Two predators circling in an office, each convinced they're the only monster in the room.

The hostility between them burns hot and inexplicable. So does everything else they refuse to name.

When a shipment goes missing and blood hits the pavement, their separate worlds collapse into each other. Secrets don't stay buried. Enemies don't stay professional. And the only thing more dangerous than hate is what happens when two people trained to destroy finally choose to trust.