The Thursday House | A Forbidden Billionaire Romance

von Sirk Mis

176 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

A Love Story Built Like Architecture - Beautiful, Precise, and Impossible to Forget.In the glittering skyline of Manhattan, ambition is everything - and weakness is unforgivable.Aria Calloway has spent twelve years fighting to become one of the most respected architects in New York. Brilliant, fearless, and impossible to ignore, she walks into the world of elite design determined to prove that talent matters more than power. But when she meets Damien Cross - the cold, enigmatic billionaire architect who built an empire from pain and perfection - everything she thought she understood about control begins to crack.What begins as a professional collision soon becomes something far more dangerous.Between boardrooms, city lights, hidden scars, and impossible choices, Aria and Damien are pulled into a relationship neither of them expected and neither of them can survive unchanged. But love is never simple when the past still breathes beside you.A previous wife.A secret pregnancy.A fire in the Bronx at three in the morning.A public scandal that could destroy everything they built.And at the center of it all - a love powerful enough to rebuild two broken lives from the foundation upward.From luxurious Manhattan penthouses to quiet Connecticut hillsides, this emotionally charged romance explores ambition, grief, intimacy, healing, and the extraordinary courage it takes to let another person truly see you.Perfect for readers who love: Billionaire Romance Emotional Slow Burn Powerful Female Leads Corporate Drama & Family Secrets Deeply Emotional Love Stories Luxury, Architecture & New York Glamour Passionate, Mature Romance with HeartSome love stories are written in words.This one is built in light, stone, sacrifice... and forever.

• Reihe: The Light Series Book 1
• Themen: Belletristik Liebesromane / Romance Die Reichen, Berühmten und Mächtigen
• ISBN: 9798235899032
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 20.05.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: L. N. Simkhada