The Rebirth Heiress Debts

Nadia Laurent was the kind of woman Manhattan built its gossip columns around - beautiful, powerful, and born to inherit the Laurent Group. Then her family decided she was more useful dead than alive. She started it the night she realized her family wasn't going to save her - the night her uncle stood in her hospital room, looked her in the eyes, and told her to sign the documents while she still had the strength.
She was dying, stripped of her shares, her name dragged through the tabloids, her fiancé already photographed with her younger cousin. She signed nothing. She died on her own terms. And she woke up with the list already written in her mind. Twelve names. Twelve debts. Twelve people who owed her everything. Nadia comes back quieter than before - no tantrums, no tearful confrontations, no desperate pleas for people to believe her.
She has a plan for each name on her list, tailored, personal, and devastatingly effective. Her uncle wants his business legacy intact? She'll dismantle it from the inside, one board member at a time. Her cousin wants the socialite life Nadia built? She'll let her have it - and then watch it collapse. Her ex-fiancé wants love? She'll give him the performance of a lifetime, and exit stage left at the worst possible moment.
She is not in a hurry. The best revenge, she has learned, is the kind the other person never sees coming. Each debt gets paid in full. With interest. And someone - someone not on her list - already knows she's not the same Nadia Laurent who left for London six months ago. She came back to collect. She didn't come back to feel anything. That was the plan, anyway. In her first life, she begged for mercy.
In her second, she stopped offering it.