The Girl Who Ruins Men

Lana Crane has a gift for ruin. She doesn't hack accounts or send threats. She finds the seam. One thread, pulled at the right angle, and the whole fabricated life unravels. Eleven powerful men have fallen to her methods. Their secrets exposed, their victims vindicated, their empires reduced to press conference apologies. She works in the shadows. No firm, no website, no trail. Just results. The women who find her are desperate, betrayed, out of options. Lana gives them the only thing the system won't: accountability. Then Dorian Blackwell walks into her life. He runs Atlanta's most respected crisis management firm. He's built his career cleaning up the messes men like her targets leave behind. He's smart, patient, and dangerously observant. He sees her the way nobody else does. Not the weapon. The woman holding it. Lana has rules. Don't get attached. Don't get known. Don't let anyone close enough to see how the trick works. Dorian breaks every one of them, not by force, but by refusing to look away. Now Lana is caught between the mission that defines her and the man who makes her question whether destruction is the only thing she's good at. Because Dorian has a secret of his own. And when it surfaces, Lana will have to decide what matters more: the cause she's given everything to, or the first person who ever made her want to stop.