By Chelsea Queen
She was left at the altar.
Three days later, she married a billionaire.
The entire city watched Arabella Sinclair's life fall apart in real time when her fianc , Damien Cross, vanished moments before their wedding ceremony. After twelve years together and a future carefully planned down to the smallest detail, Arabella became the subject of every headline, every rumor, and every cruel social media post imaginable.
Humiliated, heartbroken, and determined to survive the public disaster, she never expected help to come from Roman Blackwood.
Powerful. Mysterious. Untouchable.
Roman Blackwood is the last man anyone expects to step into the scandal. Yet when he offers Arabella an unexpected solution-a marriage that could protect both their reputations-she agrees to an arrangement that shocks the entire country.
What begins as a marriage of convenience quickly becomes something far more complicated.
Because Roman isn't the cold businessman the world believes him to be.
Behind his carefully controlled exterior is a man carrying secrets of his own-secrets that connect him to Arabella in ways she never imagined.
As old enemies emerge from the shadows and the truth behind Damien's disappearance finally comes to light, Arabella must decide whether she can trust her heart again.
Especially when the man she married for convenience becomes the one person she can't bear to lose.
Filled with emotional twists, breathtaking romance, family secrets, scandal, betrayal, and a swoon-worthy billionaire hero who has loved his wife from afar for years, Vows Rewritten is a heart-stirring story about second chances, unexpected love, and discovering that sometimes the greatest love story begins after everything falls apart.
Perfect for readers who love:
Billionaire RomanceMarriage of ConvenienceAbandoned Bride TropeSlow-Burn RomanceSecret Pining HeroProtective Alpha HeroHigh Society DramaEmotional Love StoriesRivals-to-Lovers ElementsHappily Ever AfterSometimes losing the future you planned is the only way to find the love you were meant to have.