Trading In A Broken Heart

Trading in a Broken Heart follows Solei Saint-Mercier, a woman who swore love would never touch her again. After being forced to make the ultimate sacrifice to protect her family, Solei is left carrying the weight of blood on her hands and betrayal in her chest. Killing her husband saved the people she loved, but it destroyed the last piece of her ability to trust anyone. Now, she lives guarded, cold, and emotionally untouchable until one reckless night in Las Vegas changes everything.

What was supposed to be a girls’ trip turns into a nightmare when Solei wakes up with a massive diamond on her finger and no memory of how it got there. Laughing it off as a joke, she returns home and tries to move on with her life. But strange gifts begin appearing everywhere she goes. Flowers she never ordered. Jewelry left at her door. Handwritten notes from an admirer who seems to know her every move. The deeper the obsession grows, the more Solei realizes she’s being watched.

Then her world is ripped apart.

Snatched away from her everyday life, Solei comes face to face with the man from Vegas—the one man her family despises most. Savion is a ghost wrapped in expensive suits and deadly secrets. Quiet. Calculated. Ruthless. A man who built his empire in the shadows and never misses his target. Including her. To Solei’s horror, the marriage was never a prank. It was real. Legal. Binding.

And Savion has no intention of letting his wife walk away.

As tension rises between Solei and the Saint-Mercier family, loyalty begins to blur. Her family starts questioning her motives, wondering if she’s betrayed them for the enemy sleeping beside her. Meanwhile, Solei fights with everything in her to escape the dangerous man determined to keep her. But Savion doesn’t believe in temporary love. With him, marriage is forever. Til death.

Caught between a haunted past, a possessive husband, and a family slowly turning against her, Solei must decide if love is worth risking her heart again or if some marriages are destined to end in blood.