Marisol Reyes believed her contract marriage to Dominic Morelli had grown into love. Three years of being quiet, loyal, and indispensable taught her the role of a perfect wife—until he serves divorce papers.
Expecting tears and resistance, Dominic is met with calm: Marisol signs, congratulates him, and even acknowledges his affair. What he doesn’t see is that she was more than a wife—she managed his empire, handled the risks, and kept his world in order.
Now, walking away with only a box of books, Marisol steps fully into her power.
Love may have blinded her once.
But contracts never do.
And Marisol Reyes never fights battles she hasn’t already won.
