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Alagba, Erika

 
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Synopsis

When a billionaire who's never lost anything he wanted meets the one woman who isn't for sale, his whole foundation finally cracks.

Natasha Fields doesn't do rich men. Between two jobs, a mother relearning how to walk, and a teenage brother who needs her steady, she's built a life on things that don't disappear when they get inconvenient-and billionaires, in her experience, always do. So when Julian Cross hires her to teach him German, she takes the money and keeps the wall up. That's the whole arrangement.

Except Julian doesn't stay in his lane. He shows up at her brother's games. Fixes her car without asking. Learns to sit in silence instead of filling it with charm. For a man who's spent his life believing everyone has a price, he's suddenly working very hard to prove he isn't paying for anything at all.

Natasha knows better than to trust a man built on money and momentum. But the harder she tries to hold her ground, the more she has to face the truth: some men are built on sand-and some, given enough time, learn how to build something that holds.

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À propos de l'auteur

Erika Alagba writes stories about love as it really is-complicated, resilient, and shaped by the seasons we don't always expect. Her work explores marriage, grief, identity, and the quiet moments when people are forced to choose between endurance and self-preservation.

With a deep interest in human behavior and emotional healing, she draws from years of listening to stories that rarely make it into neat conversations. Her writing is grounded in compassion, honesty, and the belief that telling the truth can be a form of care.

This is her first novel, written for women and families who have felt stretched to their limits and are still searching for clarity, hope, and the courage to begin again.

She believes that becoming yourself is not an act of rebellion, but an act of survival.

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