Margot Sinclair Farraday spent two years rebuilding a life that didn’t need Weston Farraday in it.

Then his grandfather’s will handed her the one thing she never asked for: ninety days as architect of record on the Ashford, the ruined hotel where they married, or her ex-husband loses everything to a cousin who’s already circling.

She doesn’t sign for Weston. She signs for her brother, whose restaurant is tangled in a predatory loan with the family’s fingerprints all over it.

But the Ashford holds every wall they never rebuilt – a press statement that called their marriage a “strategic alliance,” a hospital corridor she found out about from a stranger, a debt paid off in silence, a rumor timed to end everything before he could stop it.

Reunion isn’t the hard part. Believing he’s actually changed is.

As the restoration climbs floor by floor, so does the truth – about what Weston hid, why he hid it, and who’s been pulling the strings from outside their marriage the whole time.

He has ninety days to prove that love without honesty was never really love at all. She has ninety days to decide if she’s brave enough to find out.

Pick up The Wife He Humiliated today and find out if some marriages are worth rebuilding from the ground up.