Lily Hart has been married to tech CEO Ethan Cole for three years. Then a car crash steals every memory of her from his mind. When Ethan wakes up in a Seattle hospital, his family tells him Lily is nothing but a delusional ex-assistant with a gold-digger fantasy. His mother hides their marriage certificate. His brother calls security when she begs for five minutes. And a beautiful heiress is already lined up to take her place. Lily has one choice: walk away from the only man she's ever loved - or make him fall for her all over again, from zero, while his own family tries to erase her.

Five years ago, Claire Donovan was the pediatric nurse who caught a billionaire's eye - and then caught him cheating. At least, that's what the photos said. She walked away from Nathaniel Cross with nothing but a broken heart and a secret she discovered six weeks later. She named him Leo. She raised him alone. She kept every receipt, every doctor's bill - documented, filed, and ready. She never planned to see Nathaniel again. Then Leo needs a specialist only one hospital in the country has - and the man who owns that hospital is the father who doesn't know he has a son.

June Calloway just wanted to save her flower shop. She did not plan on becoming America's most hated woman overnight. When a blurry photo of A-list heartthrob Rhett Wilder stumbling out of a club lands on every gossip site in the country, his team needs a miracle before awards season - and they find it in the florist next door to the studio. One three-month contract. One fake engagement. One rule: nobody falls in love. June agrees because the money saves her shop. Rhett agrees because the headlines stop. Neither of them plans on the way he looks at her when the cameras are off - or the way she starts rewriting the ending she swore she'd never want.

My father sold me to settle a debt. Eight million dollars. That's the price Don Dante Moretti paid for me - wired before the ink on our marriage license dried. I'm Sofia Marchetti, twenty-four, a forensic accountant who hunts fraud. And I never saw the biggest fraud of all: the one my own father signed me into. Now I live in a Moretti mansion with a husband who bought me like a painting, a mob war closing in, and a ledger full of secrets that could burn the whole family down. Dante thinks he owns me. He has no idea what a forensic accountant does with other people's books.

Elena Marsh has thirty days to save her father's bakery - and $380,000 of debt standing in the way. Adrian Vale has ninety days to find a wife - or lose control of his family's billion-dollar empire to his stepmother. The solution is simple: a contract. One year of marriage, five million dollars, separate bedrooms, no feelings involved. Elena keeps her bakery. Adrian keeps his company. Everyone wins. Until a kiss neither of them planned changes the terms - and the most dangerous clause in the contract turns out to be the one they never wrote down.