The Mogul She Married

Priya Raman has one rule: never lie to the CEO. Then HR flags their dinner, and Grant Halcyon proposes the least romantic solution imaginable — a quiet marriage license to keep her on the merger that saves four hundred jobs. Including her mother's. It's paperwork. It's a prenup. It's absolutely not the way his hand lingers when he signs. Moving in for appearances was a mistake. So was finding out he'd been protecting her department for a year without telling her. When the board forces a choice — her resignation or his chair — Priya drafts her own exit. Grant does something no mogul does. He takes himself out of the equation. An office marriage-of-convenience billionaire romance with slow heat and a hero who gives up the corner office.