The Wife He Never Saw

He married her in fourteen minutes.
He never once lifted her veil.
And two years later, the wife he never saw is the only one who can save the person he loves most.

Dr. Wren Calder agreed to an arranged marriage when she had nowhere left to hide. A child had died on her operating table in Boston, and Beckett Thorne, the cold, untouchable heir to a Charleston shipping empire, was supposed to be a stranger who would never ask questions. He kept that promise too well. He took a phone call during their vows, signed the certificate without reading her name and never once came home. When the marriage ended, Wren walked away without asking for his money or his name.

Now she's back in the operating room. Then Beckett walks into her hospital, desperate. His eight-year-old niece is running out of time, three surgeons have already turned her away, and Wren is the only one who can save her. He has no idea who she is.

Telling him the truth could cost a little girl her best chance. Keeping quiet means watching the man who once looked straight past her start to notice everything-her laugh, her silences and the secret she can't hide much longer.

The closer he gets to Wren, the closer he comes to the wife he never saw.
And this time, she has to decide whether he deserves a second chance to look.