Callum Vance. Sixty-two, dangerously composed, impossible to read... and my cheating fiancé's uncle.

I was supposed to marry Preston Vance.

Instead, I found him with another woman at our engagement party.

Walking away should have been enough. But the Vance family doesn't forgive humiliation, even when they're the ones who caused it.

Suddenly, the restoration business I've spent nine years building is paying the price for a betrayal that wasn't mine.

Then Callum makes me an offer no woman in her right mind should accept.

Two years as his wife. One carefully written agreement. And a marriage that could cost Preston the fortune he's already counting on.

I tell myself it's revenge. Nothing more.

But there's something unsettling about a man who notices everything, says almost nothing, and quietly shows up when I need someone most.

The early mornings in his kitchen become my favorite part of the day.

His unexpected tenderness makes a mockery of every wall I've built around my heart.

And somewhere between pretending to be his wife and wanting to be his forever, I forget that our marriage was never supposed to be about love.

But everyone has a past that teaches them how to survive.

Mine taught me to leave before anyone could abandon me.

His taught him to give everything without ever admitting what he needs.

And when the revenge is finally complete, the marriage that was supposed to destroy my ex might break both our hearts instead.

I married his uncle to make another man regret losing me. I never expected to fall for the one man who might love me enough to let me go.

I Dumped My Cheating Fiancé and Married His Uncle is an emotionally intense, full-length contemporary age-gap, marriage-of-convenience, infidelity revenge romance featuring a fiercely independent heroine, a wealthy older hero who struggles to express his feelings, powerful family conflicts, unexpected love, and a hard-earned happily ever after.

What to expect - A cheating fiancé, revenge marriage to his wealthy uncle, a 23-year age gap, marriage of convenience, forced proximity, slow-burn attraction, emotional wounds, quiet acts of devotion, family betrayal, painful separation, healing, trust, and of course, a happily ever after-because sometimes the greatest love is the one that finally makes you want to stay.