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A must read for lovers of amnesia romance with a heart-wrenching twist.
Cassie, a famous singer tossed into an arranged marriage with a powerful billionaire to save her reputation, finds herself developing an unexpectedly strong bond with her new husband and the child he's raising.
Cassie Castillo's reputation has seen better days. Through a series of misunderstandings and missteps, she's been labeled public enemy number one by every entertainment magazine in the country. So when she's offered a solution to her problems, she can't help but accept, even when it means tying herself to a handsome and mysterious stranger.
Lucas Klein is a powerful billionaire who controls the nation's most influential media company, and he's willing to help her...if she becomes his wife.
She thought that their marriage would be hell, but the longer she stays with him and his young nephew, the more she begins to question her feelings. Why does Lucas seem to understand her more than anyone else? And why does she feel such a strong connection to the child?
Nothing is what Cassie thought it would be, but she'll quickly learn love can hide in the most unexpected places.
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Anya Jayvyn
Anya Jayvyn is a romance author who writes heartbreaking love stories. Her books explore the fragility of love, the ache of loss, and the quiet strength found in healing. With emotionally rich characters, Anya Jayvyn crafts stories that make readers cry, hope, and believe again, whether it be in a college/high school love story, mafia romance, billionaire romance, or small town romance.
Anya writes novels that speak to anyone who's ever loved deeply and lost painfully. When she's not writing, she enjoys playing piano, sipping a cup of hot chocolate, and gazing at the rain.
Anya believes in telling stories that hurt beautifully, and in finding light, even in the darkest chapters.
