My husband Hated My Name

Ten years ago, Nadia Whitlock's father testified against the Varga crime family. Ten years of funerals later, a treaty ends the war with one condition: Nadia must marry Elias Varga, the cold, ruthless heir who has sworn to make her family pay.

On their wedding day, he whispers it in her ear: "I married you to watch your family burn."

Locked inside his mansion with rules, guards, and a study she is forbidden to enter, Nadia expects to be a prisoner. Then, as a forensic accountant, she opens an old ledger and finds numbers that don't add up, and handwriting that isn't her father's. Someone framed her family. Someone inside the house knows she knows. And someone left a note on her pillow: Say nothing. Not even to him.

As poison appears at the dinner table and a storm traps them in one bedroom, Nadia and Elias are forced to choose between the families who raised them and the truth that could free them both.