The Debt of Kin

Wren Kasprzak is twenty-nine and drowning in someone else's loan. Teo Sorrentino is forty-four and owns the building she works in. He makes her an offer: run his kitchen for a year, and her brother's debt disappears. She says no first. Then she says yes. A winter of sixteen-hour days. A supplier who vanishes. A critic who comes in disguised. A man who never once touches her when he could. Then her brother comes back, and she finds out Teo has been lying since the first night. She can leave. She's good enough to leave. But the ledger has both their names in it now, and some debts don't clear. A dark, high-heat age gap billionaire boss romance.