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My Husband Gave His Mistress My Hotel. I Kept the Deed. What She Took Back, #1
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- ISBN8224933402
- EAN9798224933402
- Date de parution17/07/2026
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- ÉditeurDraft2Digital
Résumé
Vivian Carroway spent twenty-three years saving a ruined landmark hotel-and building the business that made her husband its celebrated public face. Then she discovers Grant is sleeping with their marketing director. The affair is only the beginning. Together, they have promised Vivian's hotel to a luxury chain, planned a redevelopment that will strip away its history, and assigned Vivian an honorary title with no real authority.
All they need is her signature. They assume she will give it to them. Vivian does not rage, plead or make a scene. She checks the deed. She follows the money. And while Grant prepares to announce his triumph at the hotel's anniversary gala, Vivian quietly prepares an announcement of her own. With the staff finally looking to her-and a principled hotelier reminding her that love need not demand her disappearance-Vivian must decide what she is prepared to keep, what she can rebuild, and what she should have walked away from years ago.
A low-heat, later-in-life romance about betrayal, competence and a woman reclaiming the future she built.
All they need is her signature. They assume she will give it to them. Vivian does not rage, plead or make a scene. She checks the deed. She follows the money. And while Grant prepares to announce his triumph at the hotel's anniversary gala, Vivian quietly prepares an announcement of her own. With the staff finally looking to her-and a principled hotelier reminding her that love need not demand her disappearance-Vivian must decide what she is prepared to keep, what she can rebuild, and what she should have walked away from years ago.
A low-heat, later-in-life romance about betrayal, competence and a woman reclaiming the future she built.