Stolen for His Son

She never planned to become a bargaining chip—but Rafael Navarro has never cared much for plans that don't serve his purposes.

When Paloma discovers that the arrogant, devastatingly handsome billionaire is her late sister's secret husband, she expects grief. What she doesn't expect is Rafael's cold ultimatum: surrender her role in raising her nephew, or accept his ruthless terms and move into his world. His rules. His house.

His orbit.

They are oil and water—Paloma, fierce and principled; Rafael, controlled and unyielding—and every shared meal, every whispered argument over a sleeping child feels like striking a match near dry kindling. She resents his authority. He resents that she makes him feel anything at all. But the tension crackling between them isn't just anger, and they both know it.

Paloma tells herself she's staying for the boy. Rafael tells himself this arrangement is purely practical. Neither of them is especially convincing.

Because somewhere between the battles and the breakthroughs, between protecting a child they both love and protecting hearts they've both locked tight, the line between enemy and something far more dangerous begins to blur—irreversibly.

*Stolen for His Son* asks a question neither of them is ready to answer: what happens when the person you were certain you hated turns out to be the one you simply cannot live without?