The Reborn Billionaire Heiress Revenge

They thought burying her would be the end of it. They were wrong.

Celeste Ashford had a name that opened every door in Valthorn, a husband the whole city envied her for, and a best friend who had been by her side since childhood.

She also had enemies wearing every single one of those faces.

When Celeste wakes up on the cold floor of her 23-year-old bedroom, she knows two things immediately: she has been given a second chance and she is going to use every second of it.

In her first life, she was soft. Trusting. Grateful for rooms she should have owned. She smiled through a marriage that was a transaction she hadn't consented to, confided in a friend who was quietly sharpening a knife, and loved a father who chose legacy over his daughter when the numbers stopped adding up.

This time, Celeste doesn't smile unless it costs someone something.

Armed with the knowledge of everything that's coming every betrayal, every board meeting, every carefully laid trap she begins to rebuild herself from the inside out. A media acquisition here. A strategic alliance there. A hostile takeover that Dominic Hargrove won't see coming until it's already done.

What she doesn't plan for is Marcus Chen. Brilliant, suspicious, infuriatingly perceptive Marcus, who looks at the ice-cold woman Celeste has become and somehow sees the fire underneath.

She didn't come back for a love story.

But the most dangerous thing about a second life is that sometimes it gives you more than revenge.