Too Late, Mr. Thorne: Her Heaven, Your Hell

From the back cover

My life with Marcus Thorne was a fairytale, shielded by his ruthless power and what I thought was unwavering love.

He was whispered about in D.C. elite circles-powerful, ruthless, yet always gentle with me, his Eleanor.

Our legendary love story began years ago when he saved me, promising protection and building our world around him.

Then, at a glittering D.C. gala, chaos erupted: gunfire, and his young operative, Izzy, took a bullet meant for him.

But suddenly, the devoted man I knew vanished, replaced by a cold stranger fixated on Izzy, claiming a convenient amnesia.

He then insisted I donate bone marrow for her "experimental treatment," disregarding doctors' warnings about my delicate pregnancy.

I endured Izzy's endless demands and his chilling indifference as our long-awaited child, conceived after years of yearning, slipped away due to the procedure.

My heart shattered, watching him dote on Izzy, who relished in my public humiliation.

Then, I overheard his chilling confession: his "amnesia" was a calculated lie, and our baby' s death merely a "tragic necessity" to repay his supposed debt to her.

The man I married, who vowed to protect me, had deliberately sacrificed our child, our future, for a cold, calculated lie.

My world collapsed, my deep love turning to ashes, leaving only a hollow, burning rage.

How could the man I adored be such a monster, so casually dismissing our child' s very life?

I was merely a pawn in his twisted game, living a carefully constructed deception.

But I refused to be his victim anymore.

With every shred of my being, I resolved to disappear, to utterly erase Eleanor Thorne and reclaim my autonomy.

This time, I would emerge a phoenix, not a pawn.