Her design was stolen before it ever broke ground. She's building it anyway — and fighting every person who bet she wouldn't.

Reyna Calloway has spent twelve years proving herself in rooms that weren't designed for her. As one of New York's most talented architects, she's learned to carry her ambitions quietly and her convictions loud. When her vision for a landmark Manhattan tower becomes the target of calculated corporate sabotage, she expects a fight. What she doesn't expect is Dorian Hale.

Dorian is everything Reyna has been taught to distrust: wealthy, white, and powerful enough to end her career with a single phone call. But from the moment he reads her work — really reads it — he sees what others have missed. And when the project is threatened, he makes a choice that puts him squarely on her side.

As the building rises, so does something neither of them planned for. The tension between them is the kind that doesn't go away. But trust is the most difficult material to work with, and both of them have learned to keep their walls up for reasons that run deeper than professional caution.

This isn't a rescue story. It's a story about two people who build something real — in steel and glass and in the harder, quieter places — and what it costs to let someone in when the stakes are this high.

For readers who love slow-burn interracial romance, a fiercely independent heroine who drives her own story, and a love built on respect as much as chemistry.

Her Unlikely Billionaire: A BWWM Interracial Slow Burn Billionaire Romance

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