Reclaimed (The Revenge Wives #10)

For five years,

Cordelia Hargrove

raised her husband’s son as her own. She never knew it.

The night her baby was born, he was exchanged in his cot for another woman’s newborn. His records were rewritten. His existence was signed away, and the signature belongs to her mother-in-law.

Cordelia doesn’t scream. She doesn’t run to the papers. She pours the tea, smiles at Sunday lunch, and starts a list.

The mistress living rent free in a townhouse her money bought.

The mother-in-law who managed the season her grandson disappeared.

The charming husband who signed his whole company over to her when he needed rescuing, and has no idea what he signed.

One by one, quietly, with clean hands, everything they stand on is going to be taken away in front of the exact audience they built their lies for.

Her family’s lawyer. Her father’s most trusted man.

The one who taught her to drive in a back lane, drafted every contract of her life, and gave the toast at her wedding, meaning every word about her and none about the groom.

He has loved her in silence for half a lifetime, filing it away where he files everything.

The night she calls him from the wreckage of her marriage, the filing stops.

Now the most dangerous lawyer in the city is building her war clause by clause, and this time he isn’t asking for nothing in return.

There’s a boy two hours up the coast who fixes hinges and counts the days between things. There’s a dress being made for a birthday party. And in a white box tied with silver ribbon, there’s a gift her husband will open in front of every guest he ever wanted to impress.

They swapped her son. She took everything back, starting with the man she should have married.