When Nadia Voss's father gambles away everything he owns — including her — she's handed to Rafe Calloway as collateral for a debt she never agreed to carry. The contract he slides across the table is twelve pages long, and one line has been blacked out. Rafe is cold, calculating, and hiding something that goes far deeper than money — and the closer Nadia gets to the truth, the more she realizes the man she married didn't just need a wife, he needed a weapon. But somewhere between the locked drawers and the unanswered questions, she stops being afraid of him — and starts being afraid of herself. Because the little boy who shows up at the mansion door with a worn stuffed rabbit and dark, watchful eyes doesn't call her by her name — and what he calls her instead will change everything.