When Devils fall in love

Some contracts are signed in ink. Seraphina Calloway signed hers in desperation. When the most dangerous billionaire in New York City destroys her career, fabricates evidence against her, and reduces her choices to one: work for him or lose everything. Sera expects to survive him. She doesn't expect to understand him. Damien Voss has spent his entire life making sure no one gets close enough to cost him anything. Cold. Controlled. Ruthless in ways that would make lesser people apologize. He built a $47 billion empire from nothing — from less than nothing — and he has never once let anyone see what that cost him. Then Sera walks into his office. Spills coffee on his $10,000 suit. And doesn't apologize. What begins as blackmail becomes a battle of wills. What begins as a battle becomes something neither of them has language for — something that surfaces at two in the morning in a private library, in the charged silence between arguments, in the specific and devastating way two people look at each other when they have run out of reasons to keep their distance. But Damien's empire was built on secrets. And secrets have enemies. When the darkness of his past comes for them both, Sera must decide how much she is willing to survive for a man who was never supposed to matter. And Damien must face the one thing his empire cannot protect him from. Her. A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance about power, armor, and the catastrophic danger of being truly known. "He had built an empire. But this was the only thing he had ever truly wanted."