The Blackthorne Vow

Three generations. Three marriages that were never meant to be love. For a hundred years, the Blackthornes have made their fortune the same way: by taking other people's families apart, on paper, for profit. Three generations. Three marriages that were never meant to be love — a bride sold to settle a debt, an enemy who came for revenge, an heir raised to be living proof. And one bloodline learning, the hard and dangerous way, that the only thing harder than breaking a family is choosing to keep one. A sweeping, slow-burning saga of old money and older grudges, of marriages that begin as transactions and end as vows. Three couples. Four generations. One question, asked across a century: can a family that was built to break things ever learn to keep them instead?