She Stole My Husband, So I Took His Company

From the back cover

Denisse has been married to Wren Wintringham for ten years, and she believed she had chosen love over everything else. At a celebration meant to honor her own achievements, Wren kneels to help a young woman with her shoe, and the girl, Ellery Mason, settles onto his lap before the assembled business partners and company heads. Wren, always cold and proper in public, does not push her away.

When Denisse asks for a divorce, Wren laughs, reminding her that his family accepted her only on the condition that she leave with nothing. He calls her jealous and petty, then carries Ellery out of the hall. At home, Denisse finds the house remade by another woman, and the gold necklace her late mother left her is gone. Wren blocks her calls, and she collapses from stress and starvation.

After three days in the hospital, she sees Wren and Ellery being congratulated by a gynecologist. Denisse, who stayed silent for years to protect his pride, decides to take back what is hers.