My Fake Husband Stole My Rent

From the back cover

Julia lives off the passive income of the building she owns, until the day she goes to collect the rent and learns that every tenant has already paid three years upfront — to a man they believe is her husband. That man is Bradley, the personal trainer she fired after he lectured her about her body, pushed a herbal brew on her and announced he would take over her rents once she was pregnant.

Now Bradley stands on her front steps with prenatal vitamins, telling the gathered tenants that the money is locked in a college fund for their son and that the building is marital property. He has photographs of her at the gym, and an older woman claiming to be his mother threatens to ruin her if she goes to the police. The tenants side with him.

Julia calls 911 and reports a fraud exceeding three hundred thousand dollars, but Bradley only smirks, certain the officers will dismiss it as a domestic dispute.