I've spent my entire life as a prisoner of my own wealth, with Dante—my impossibly handsome, infuriatingly stoic bodyguard—as my constant shadow. When my father arranges a marriage to secure a business deal, I see my chance at freedom and accept a two-billion-dollar contract to marry a man in a coma, figuring a vegetative husband is better than the gilded cage I'm trapped in. But escaping Dante proves harder than anticipated, especially when he makes it clear he has no intention of letting me go. The problem is, I'm starting to realize the man who's protected me since I was twelve might be the only prison I never wanted to escape. Now I'm Mrs. Someone-I've-Never-Met, my bodyguard is looking at me like I've betrayed him, and I'm beginning to suspect the most dangerous thing in my life isn't the people trying to kidnap me—it's the way my heart races every time Dante gets too close.