The Mogul's Revenge : A Single Dad, Betrayal Billionaire Romance, livre ebook

The booth by the kitchen door smells like bleach and old grease. Margot Vance has tipped the waitress a twenty for the corner table and a bottomless cup, and she stirs three packets of sugar into her coffee while the spoon clinks like a countdown.
She needs the supplier to say yes, the bank to extend the credit line, and her brother's latest bloodwork to show the experimental treatment is working. Three miracles before noon. She would settle for one.
*"Miss Vance, I've heard every story in the book. I need money, not sympathy."*
Thirty days, and forty-two thousand dollars she does not have. The Vance hotel chain was her father's life's work, and her uncle has already suggested selling the whole thing. Without the hotels, her brother's treatment stops. Finn is ten and his insurer will not cover a drug that has not been approved.
What Margot does not know is that her father bought a man's debt through shell companies, waited for the market to turn, and called it all due at once. Or that the man's son was sixteen and in the room.
Declan Blackwood opened his first company the month he turned eighteen and named it after his father. He started with a struggling dry cleaner in Queens and a failing restaurant in Brooklyn, businesses Charles Vance had squeezed, and he learned to shake hands with men he planned to ruin. *Revenge, properly executed, looked just like ambition.*
He has been waiting decades for an opening. Charles Vance is dead now, and everything he built belongs to a daughter who has no idea what she inherited.
Then his cheque lands in her account, and his foundation's name turns up on her brother's treatment, and the coincidence gets too heavy to ignore.
A closed-door contemporary billionaire romance about inherited debts, a boy with cancer and a football, and a man who has to decide whether the thing he built his whole life around is worth more than the people standing in front of him. A parent's death by suicide is shown on the page in the opening chapter.