The Man Who Let Me Go Now Wants Me Back

Raven never intended to wed a man half-buried in death.

But when her half-sister Dahlia abandoned her unconscious fiancé—the heir to the ruthless Martino dynasty—Raven recognized her chance. Not for romance. For revenge.

Dahlia had stripped her of everything. Their father’s favor. Every shred of attention. And worst of all—Leander, the only man Raven had ever given her heart to… who ultimately chose Dahlia instead.

“I loved you,” Raven whispered on the night Leander left her broken and bleeding in that underground fighting pit… only to run straight into her sister’s arms.

That betrayal sealed the coffin.

So Raven slid Dahlia’s discarded engagement ring onto her finger, boarded a jet to London, and bound herself in marriage to Caius Martino—the empire’s “corpse prince.” She pressed her lips to his at the altar. A frigid kiss. A silent groom.

Until he stirred.

Until his fingers clamped around hers.

Until his eyes flickered open.

Now Dahlia claws to reclaim what she abandoned—the fiancé she discarded, the empire she tossed aside.

And Leander?

He kneels before Raven.

“Come back to me,” he begs. “I was wrong.”

But Raven only bares a smile sharp as glass, dripping with venom.

“I stopped being yours a long time ago.”