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Imogen Moretti has spent her entire life hidden behind her father’s name. Beautiful, sheltered and completely controlled, she has never been allowed to make her own choices. Matteo Moretti sees his daughter as another piece of the family business—something to display when useful and trade when necessary. Then Imogen begins appearing at meetings with the Valemonts. Freddie Valemont is everything her father isn’t. Twenty-nine, dangerously powerful, effortlessly charming and completely untouchable. He has no interest in alliances, marriage or what Imogen’s father can offer him. But he notices her. He notices how carefully she chooses her words. How quickly she falls silent. How she watches her father’s face before answering. And Freddie realises something no one else has bothered to see. Imogen isn’t quiet. She’s trapped. With George at his side, Freddie begins giving her something she’s never had before: choices. And as Imogen slowly finds her way out of her father’s world, the distance between her and Freddie begins to disappear. Because Freddie never intends to become another man controlling her life. He intends to make sure she finally gets to choose it.