Once Upon A Midnight Walk

She has exactly one rule: never fall for the man who destroyed her career.

Nadia Osei built her architectural firm from nothing, and she refuses to let Roman Calder's razor-sharp reviews and industry influence take it from her. He writes. She designs. And somehow, in a city of millions, they keep ending up on the same late-night streets—his dog, her insomnia, and a stretch of cobblestone that neither of them is willing to surrender.

Their midnight encounters begin as territorial skirmishes—pointed words traded under streetlamps, two people who know exactly how to wound each other. But somewhere between 2 a.m. arguments and the strange, suspended quiet of a sleeping city, the lines between sparring partners and something far more dangerous start to blur.

Roman sees what no one else does: the woman behind the ambition, brilliant and bruised. Nadia sees what his reputation hides: a man who is achingly, inconveniently human.

The problem isn't that they can't stand each other anymore.

The problem is that they can.

*Once Upon A Midnight Walk* is a slow-burn, enemies-to-lovers romance about two people who thought they knew exactly who the other was—until the dark stripped away every defense they had. Perfect for readers who want their chemistry electric, their banter sharp, and their happily-ever-afters *earned*.