Alice Black was the picture of privilege: a Yale law degree, a prominent father, a future already written. Then a crash killed her parents, left her sister broken, and stripped away everything except a question she can't let go of. When Sebastian Winker, eldest son of a powerful family, offers her a job fighting for his inheritance, she takes it — even though it comes with a second clause. She has to play his secret girlfriend, and seduce his younger brother, Harrison, to do it.
Alice moves through the Winker house as an instrument, gathering evidence about her family's death while two brothers pull her in opposite directions. Sebastian's grip tightens the longer the act runs, and Harrison is not the gentle man he pretends to be. Then she finds out she's pregnant, and the pieces she's collected start pointing somewhere she never wanted them to: at the man who hired her.
