Our Marriage Never Made It on Camera

From the back cover

Levi Hoffman refuses to be photographed. He bans cameras from his company's press conferences, and in three years of marriage he has never once posed for a picture with his wife, Natasha Bowen. He says the lens means nothing to him, and she believed him, giving up her own work behind a camera to spare him.

Then Natasha finds a photo-booth strip of Levi with his assistant, Viola Spears, huddled close and smiling. When she lays the photo and her wedding ring on his desk, he calls her suspicions baseless and orders her to apologize to Viola. He tells Viola the ring is nothing, just something he found in a drawer, and lets her keep it.

Natasha walks out. That night a new, larger ring arrives, and she throws it away. Scrolling her phone, she finds Viola's account, where Levi appears again and again in fragments, and a message from his number tells her he is spending the night at Viola's place.