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Remedy For Madness

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Enter the glittering, ruthless world of Addison Stone, a cutthroat attorney who built her empire on a Faustian a marriage of convenience to William, a man decades her senior, in exchange for power and survival. Her life is a carefully constructed facade, a maze of secrets and calculated moves, until Remi Drake disrupts her meticulously managed world.

Remi, a brilliant young lawyer with a relentless moral compass and a disarming wit, is everything Addison isn't, and everything she secretly craves. Their impulsive one-night affair upends Addison's control when Remi joins William's firm as her newest associate. Suddenly, they find themselves embroiled in a high-stakes murder investigation that threatens to reveal dark secrets, including the terrifying "Picture Night" and a crime from decades ago.

As the body count rises and the boundary between truth and deceit blurs, Addison and Remi must navigate a perilous game of cat and mouse, where loyalty is a rare luxury and intimacy a risky weapon. Can Addison break free from her past without losing herself, or Remi, along the way? And in a world where everyone has a price, can their fragile bond withstand the harsh cost of freedom?

273 pages, ebook

Published June 26, 2025

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A.R. Ruins

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July 20, 2026
Take the risk, it’s worth it

Great story, witty, feisty dialogue between the main characters, all side characters were well developed and a wild mystery to unfold. Well paced.
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September 2, 2025
What really worked for me was the dynamic between Addison and Remi. The witty sharp-edged banter was an absolute delight to read. Remi was by far my favorite character yet Addison was the most interesting.
The mystery kept me guessing too. The introduction of Picture Night was a genuinely chilling moment that changed the entire tenor of the investigation. The later reveal of the 1975 murders was a perfectly placed bombshell.
Even the secondary characters had depth, even a character as gross as Richard evoked a strange sense of pity.
I really enjoyed it and I can’t wait to see what happens in book 2.
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