ECHO OF THE WHITE MOON

Three years after losing Isabella Reed, Damian Thorne has built his world around her memory—photographs, unfinished letters, a locked room that still smells of her perfume. When he meets Elena Voss, the resemblance is almost cruel: the same almond-shaped gray-blue eyes, the same mole beneath the left eye, the same quiet strength in her posture. He tells himself it is fate. He pursues her with the full force of his wealth and will, wraps her in a love so complete it feels inevitable, and marries her beneath the white moon she once loved. Elena believes she has found a man who sees her. Until the night she opens the wrong door and discovers the truth: she was never the beginning of his story. She was the echo. Now Elena must decide whether to remain the living ghost of a dead woman or fight for the right to be loved as herself—even if it means destroying the only man who has ever made her feel chosen. And Damian must confront the darkest question of all: is he capable of loving the woman standing in front of him, or only the memory he refuses to let go?