Evelyn has spent her life as the unwanted one in her adoptive home, tolerated at best and humiliated at worst. The night her fiancé chooses the family's fake heiress over her, she is thrown out with nothing. That same night, the Vanderbilt conglomerate closes a twenty-year search: she is their lost daughter, and the family name she is walking into is one of the most powerful in New York.
Evelyn does not go back for an apology. She goes back with a surname, a fortune, and a memory. The fiancé who discarded her, the adoptive family who used her, and the woman who took her place all have to live in the same city as the person she is about to become. The question is not whether she can ruin them, but how much of herself she is willing to spend doing it.
