Paid in Full by My Billionaire Ex

Nora has always carried a strange gift: whenever someone gives her a present out of genuine love and later withdraws that love, the exact cash value returns to her private account. Her mother's cheap tortoiseshell barrette never paid out, but her father's gifts all came flooding back the day he remarried. So when she married Harrison Cole, a man with no family money, she took his eighteen-dollar silver band without hesitation.

Seven years later, Harrison's software firm has gone public, and he buys her an eight-figure pink diamond. Yet he barely looks up from his phone, and soon refunds begin arriving with sickening regularity. Then his assistant, Giselle Pierce, posts a photo of that same cushion-cut pink diamond on her own hand, and the ring's full price settles into Nora's account.

Harrison comes home smelling of Giselle's perfume, dismissing Nora's composure as a tantrum. But Nora has already sent an asset schedule to Sloane Hastings, her former law school roommate and a family law attorney, and she is no longer waiting.