Consider Us Even

For eleven years, Zariah Monroe paid the bills, bought the lottery tickets, and built a future with the man she thought would become her husband. Then Cameron Vale's numbers hit $70 million-and before the money even reached his account, he ended their engagement and sent Zariah $2 with a message: "Ticket reimbursement. Consider us even." What Cameron doesn't know is that Zariah's ticket won $110 million the very same night. But as attorneys begin untangling more than a decade of shared finances, Zariah discovers something far more dangerous than greed: her name on companies she never created, her signature on documents she never signed, and hundreds of thousands of dollars buried beneath years of lies. Now Cameron is desperate to get inside the home he abandoned, his own brother is secretly warning Zariah not to trust the Vale family, and the deeper she follows the money, the clearer one terrifying truth becomes-the lottery didn't destroy their relationship. It may have exposed a crime eleven years in the making.