What I Truly Want to Do

Anna has spent six years as the secret mistress of Arthur Howard, a sixty-year-old billionaire who keeps her hidden from his family. When she discovers she is pregnant, Arthur orders her to end the pregnancy so the Howard bloodline stays untainted, promising marriage only after his grandson is born. But Anna has lived this life before: in her past life she fought to keep the child, was hated for it, and died at the foot of Arthur's tombstone while his descendants treated her son as a workhorse. Now she has returned to the very day he demanded the abortion.

This time Anna agrees without a tear, hires a private nurse, and quietly plans her escape within three days. At the office she cooks a sour feast for Arthur's pregnant daughter-in-law Victoria, eats what she pleases, demands overtime pay, and records every word. Arthur threatens to hand her five-million-dollar account to Victoria, but Anna reminds him the abortion is not free. Every debt, she vows, will be repaid.

As her past returns to her, Anna must decide how far she will go before she is free of the man who owned her.