One couple. Five books. A love story told in negotiations.

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Emma Sinclair built her empire on control—precise, earned, absolute. She doesn't need saving. She doesn't need softening. What she needs is someone who can meet her exactly where she is: formidable, guarded, and unwilling to be less than everything she's made herself.

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He doesn't ask her to be less. He asks her to choose more.

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Across boardrooms and penthouses, through corporate warfare and quiet surrender, their relationship unfolds in stages—each book a new term, a new negotiation, a new risk. Trust is tested. Power shifts. Intimacy deepens. And the distance between who they are in the world and who they become with each other narrows until there's nowhere left to hide.

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This is slow-burn romance that earns its heat. A heroine who never relinquishes her agency. A hero whose control fractures against genuine love. External pressure—board politics, buried secrets, public scrutiny—constantly threatening what they're building in private.

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Every choice carries weight. Every surrender costs something. And love, when it finally arrives, isn't given freely.

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It's negotiated. Tested. Chosen.