The Woman In His Security Footage

The Woman In His Security Footage

by Nico Morel
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"Twelve minutes of deleted footage. One dead billionaire. And a woman on camera who swears she was never there."

Late on a stormy Thursday night, hotel titan Julian Vale is murdered inside his locked, biometric penthouse. When newly recovered security footage surfaces, his ruthless heir, Adrian Vale, expects to find an enemy from his family’s corrupt past. Instead, he sees Elena Marlowe. The woman on the screen has Elena’s dark chestnut waves, her sharp cheekbones, her tailored coat, and the antique Celtic knot bracelet clasped around her wrist. To corporate security, it’s an open-and-shut case. There’s just one problem: Elena has an ironclad alibi across town. And the woman on the footage walks with a faint, disciplined limp. Elena doesn’t. Elena didn't ask to be dragged into the crosshairs of Chicago’s most powerful dynasty. She’s an independent event designer who relies on her wits, not a billionaire’s fortune. She insists she’s never set foot in Adrian’s penthouse, even when someone starts cutting her brake lines, planting death threats in her room, and hiring snipers to silence her. Forced into an uneasy alliance, Adrian and Elena are plunged into a lethal game of cat and mouse. From high-security safe rooms and blacked-out elevators to century-old freight tunnels beneath the city, their explosive arguments mask an electric, undeniable pull neither can control. Adrian is used to trusting cold facts and ironclad contracts, but the closer he gets to Elena, the more he realizes his father’s empire was built on quicksand. Someone went to extraordinary lengths to steal Elena’s face. Someone is watching their every move. And as twenty years of buried family secrets detonate around them, Adrian must decide how far he’ll go to protect the woman he was supposed to destroy. He thought she was an assassin sent to ruin his life. Turns out, she's the only reason he wants to survive it.

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