The Wife He Dimmed - A Billionaire Romance of Marriage in Crisis and Second Chances #997537

He built her a marriage with every risk removed. She wants the one risk he never let her take.
Mara Kessler runs a food cart, not a marriage. Prospect is hers — sourced, staffed, and financed without a single dollar of her husband's money, which is exactly how she wants it after eleven years of watching his good intentions dissolve everything she tried to build alone. She and Daniel share a house, a hallway, and separate bedrooms, and neither of them has said out loud that this is now permanent.
Daniel Kessler tells himself they're in a rough patch. He doesn't know his wife's cart is the talk of Portland, doesn't know a Bay Area investment group wants to turn it into a restaurant group, and doesn't know she's been deciding her entire future without mentioning his name — until a lawyer assumes he already knows, and he realizes exactly how far his wife has learned to live without him.
The same six-week window that could expand Mara's business into something undeniably hers is the window forcing them back to the same table, the same paperwork, the same impossible proximity that once made them a marriage.
Some men learn to fix everything. Daniel is about to learn the one thing he can't.