Ten Years Married and He Never Said My Name - A Billionaire Marriage-in-Crisis Grovel Romance #1012297

In ten years of marriage, her billionaire husband has never once said her name.

At the glittering gala for their tenth anniversary, Ondine Whitaker stands beside Holden in front of four hundred guests while he raises a glass of water and toasts "my wife." Not her name. Never her name. Then a crisis calls him away with his flawless executive assistant, and at 3:12 a.m. a stranger sends Ondine a photo: her husband asleep on a hotel sofa with the other woman curled against his shoulder.

Ondine doesn't scream. She writes him a letter in all four of the languages she speaks, sets her rings on top, and drives south to a borrowed cottage on the cliffs of Big Sur.

Holden can read only the English part. He won't let anyone translate the rest. So the shipping heir who has never waited for anything rents the room above the garage, splits wood, digs out a leaking water line, and begins to learn the woman he married, one word, one memory, one language at a time.

But Ondine has one rule. He doesn't get to say her name until he knows whose it is.

A heart-wrenching, slow-burn grovel romance about a marriage that went silent and a man who finally learns to listen.

• Billionaire marriage in crisis
• Emotional, earned grovel
• Dual POV, first person
• Scheming assistant and a staged photo
• Big Sur and Monterey summer setting
• Closed door, guaranteed happily ever after