The Devil's Paper Bride

Cassia Branco has ninety days to save her family's tile workshop. The man holding the deed wants one year of her life in return. Matías Vasquez is a billionaire, a widower, and the son of the cartel the Brancos have spent two generations cursing. He needs a wife on paper to take his family's empire back from his stepbrother. Cassia needs a marriage to keep her grandfather's kiln lit. One year. Separate bedrooms. No feelings — it's in the contract. Then he fixes her grandfather's kiln without being asked. She stitches his shoulder in a Lisbon hotel bathroom. And on a weekend neither of them scheduled, the contract stops being a contract. His stepbrother has the paperwork. Someone has a gun. And Cassia has just discovered she'll die before she signs anything that takes her away from him.