As the illegitimate son of the Corvino family, Noah learned early that gratitude was expected of him. He was convinced the privileges given to him were enough. That he had no place to demand anything beyond his father's acknowledgement, or question why he was only tolerated instead of fully accepted.
It was a belief that began to crack the night he was kidnapped by the Corvinos' biggest rival in the business world.
Someone desperate to burn his enemies' identities to the ground. Driven by greed, ambition, and nothing else. That was how Noah had always imagined the man, based on the stories told by his family.
But after days of enduring his captor's psychological games, Noah began to uncover secrets that challenged everything he had been made to believe.
The truth about the past. About the Corvinos. About himself.
And about the man who kept him confined, yet somehow continued to unsettle not only his mind, but his heart.