One Year, One Name

Remy Okafor's bakery is three months from closing. So when a lawyer calls about a betrothal contract her dead mother signed twenty years ago, she hangs up. Then the man who wants his money back breaks her window. Auguste Sorel is worth eleven billion dollars and needs a wife by his thirtieth birthday or his cousin takes it all. One year, his name, her bakery saved. Simple. Except the man in the penthouse isn't cold—he's careful, and careful is harder to resist than cruel. Remy tells herself it's a job. Then she finds the receipt for a debt she never mentioned, on a date before she ever said yes. A slow-burn billionaire arranged marriage romance about a woman who will not be rescued, and a man who has to prove he's worth staying for.