A Mother's Vengeance and the Fall of Greed

Lyra Beaumont gave Prince Davian her heart and trusted her adoptive sister Elara completely, only to be murdered by their treachery. A silver dagger ended her life while they mocked her Omega status and kissed before her dying eyes. She learns too late that her family was ruined by Elara's betrayal of military secrets. Reborn at seventeen, three years before the disaster, Lyra awakens with unblemished skin and a soul forged in fury. Now she will manipulate every thread of fate, turning their lies into weapons and ensuring House Beaumont never falls. Her revenge will be absolute.

After being pushed from a balcony by his wife's wealthy lover, Eric, a paralyzed husband is brutally murdered by hired thugs and buried in the backyard. Three years later, Eric faces terminal kidney failure. Completely unaware of the murder, the wife storms their old villa with bodyguards to force her husband to donate his kidney, promising to forgive his past absence if he complies. She demands he stop hiding, only to unearth his skeletal remains in the yard.

Cast out after her father's death and robbed of her inheritance, Seraphina returns five years later to reclaim her birthright. The key to her future lies in a diary held by Julian Thorne, the billionaire she once fled and the father of her secret child. To retrieve it, she must agree to a one-year contract marriage. But their arrangement is complicated by Julian's twin brother, a sworn enemy, and Seraphina's own dangerous attraction to the man she is bound to.

After dedicating ten years to nursing my paralyzed uncle, Thomas Leonard, while his son Alex fled his duties abroad, I was promised his estate. But when Alex returned, Thomas rewrote his will, casting me aside with a mere eight thousand dollars. Dying in a car crash from the humiliation, I wake up reborn. Refusing to be exploited again, I set out on a new path and accidentally uncover my uncle's darkest secret.

Eleven years of marriage ended when she found his Christmas tie binding his mistress's wrists on a video call. He begged, swore it was meaningless—until she discovered the burner phone, its messages calling her boring, disposable, a body he couldn't stand. When she left, he laughed, branding her a powerless housewife with nothing, forcing settlement papers that left her empty-handed. She signed nothing and walked away, ready to reclaim the powerful name that once built his empire.

After a tragic accident claims her son and her kidney, Felicity believes her billionaire husband, Yoel Lawson, is her only support. However, five years into their marriage, she uncovers a horrifying secret: Yoel orchestrated the crash to transplant her organ into his true love, Rosa Shaw. Realizing her husband sacrificed their child for another woman, Felicity is consumed by betrayal. She vows to escape his control and refuses to ever bear his child again.