Reborn on My Wedding Day

Wren Ashcombe had been married five years when her husband, Cole, and her stepsister, Sloane, pushed her off the balcony of his harbor penthouse. The last thing she heard was a man's voice on Cole's phone: 'Is it done?' Then she opens her eyes at 5:02 a.m. in her girlhood bedroom, and it is her wedding day. She cannot call it off: her father has personally guaranteed eleven million dollars to the groom's family firm, the mill and the house are pledged, four hundred mill workers' paychecks have bounced twice, and the guarantee comes back only when the merger is signed tonight, before the vows. Tell the truth and she sounds unhinged, and the people who planned her death will simply plan again. Her one weapon is that she remembers what happens next. But every move she makes bends the future further from what she remembers. This is a work of fiction; its people, companies and events are invented, and its legal, medical and insurance details are simplified for the story. (16+)