Loud Obsession

He watched her for sixty-three days before she ever knew his name. Mara Ellis is a journalist who has built her career on one principle: the truth, no matter the cost. When reclusive tech billionaire Caden Wolfe contacts her out of nowhere and offers her the story of a decade -- full access, no restrictions -- she knows something is off. Men like Caden Wolfe don't just open doors. They guard them.
What she doesn't know is that he has been watching her for months. Reading every piece she's ever written. Studying the way she chooses accuracy over impact, complications over clean endings. Building a file on a woman he hasn't yet met -- and arriving at a single, devastating conclusion: this is someone I want to know. What begins as the most important investigation of Mara's career quickly becomes something she has no language for.
Because Caden doesn't just give her the story. He gives her the truth -- all of it -- and then he waits. Precise. Patient. Certain. And Mara, who has documented everything and everyone, finds herself being documented for the very first time. Set against the sharp, electric backdrop of New York City, Loud Obsession is a slow-burn romance about two people who speak in evidence and silence -- a journalist who only trusts what she can verify, and a billionaire who decided she was worth knowing long before she gave him permission.
The story is just the beginning. What happens after is everything.