She Died as His Wife, Now She Returns as His Ruin

Sophia spent three years hiding who she really was to marry Victor, and it killed her. Left to die by the man she chose and the first love he never let go of, she wakes again on the very day the first accusation is aimed at her.

This time she does not plead. She walks away from the marriage, steps back into the Hastings family she abandoned, and takes the group into her own hands. Piece by piece, Isabella's schemes come apart in the open. Then Sophia makes a deal with Adrian, a tycoon no one dares to cross, and sets her own terms for once. Victor's regret arrives far too late to matter. But what does a woman who has already died once still want from love? She is reborn on the day the first lie is told about her, and she refuses to play the victim again. Victor chose Isabella once and watched Sophia die for it; now he has to live with what he lost. Sophia returns to the Hastings name and the power that comes with it, no longer hiding anything. A marriage deal with Adrian is struck on her terms, not his. Isabella's schemes unravel in public, one by one.