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Her Terms: R E I G N - B O O K O N E

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He builds things that last. She builds walls.

Gabriel Morin didn't come to argue with the woman in the Louboutins. He came to fix her building.

A former corporate lawyer who walked away from everything — the career, the prestige, the version of himself he no longer recognized — Gabriel now works with his hands and answers to no one. His atelier in Hochelaga is exactly the life he simple, quiet, real. The last thing he needs is a client who brings a thirty-two-page renovation plan and a smile she's never learned to mean.

But when Victoria Chen walks into that Mile-End triplex, Gabriel does something no one in her world ever does.

He pushes back.

Victoria built Vertex Capital from nothing. Eight hundred million dollars under management. A reputation for surgical precision and zero tolerance for variables she didn't model. She doesn't lose. She doesn't bend. And she absolutely does not fall for the carpenter who refuses to follow her plan, puts his coffee directly on her windowsill, and sees straight through every wall she's spent thirty-six years constructing.

He's her contractor. Her employee. Her problem.

Her undoing.

Her Terms is a steamy contemporary enemies-to-lovers romance featuring a powerful female CEO and the blue-collar hero who refuses to be managed. It is Book 1 in the Reign series and can be read as a standalone.

Enemies-to-lovers · Forced proximity · Boss/employee reversed · Opposites attract · Slow burn

362 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 6, 2026

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Victoria and Gabriel

A love story between a business woman and the carpenter she hires to renovate her house. She thinks they are of two different worlds until she sees that he is the one who understands her. Beautiful and lyrical.
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