en door of the cabin flew off its hin

. As the ruthless head of the Gordon financial empire on Wall Street, he had been Hazel's sworn enemy for years. His ches

one knee in the snow, and yanked off his leather gloves. He pulled a military tactical fo

forward. Banks caught her icy body in his strong

sharp jawline of Manhattan's most feared billionaire.

around her, and frantically rubbed her frozen hands between hi

kidnapper in the snow lit up. An encrypted vid

d the camera with a twisted smile. "Dear cousin Hazel, thank you for being so stupid. Yo

was the one who cut the brake lines before their car crash

w. Her parents hadn't died in an accident caused by Banks's business retaliation, as Hugh had told her

ressed his warm forehead against hers. His voice shook with sheer panic. "Don't listen

as already knee-deep. The wind howled at thirty below zero. When he reached the SUV

r of the cabin out of the wind. He tore off his suit jacket, tr

zen cheek, melting the frost. The ruthless

bare, pounding chest. Through her fading senses, Hazel's numb fingertips brushed a

Since the first time I saw you in the hallway at that Long Island prep school

ortal enemy was the only one willing to die for her. She used her last shred

jaw, and then her arm dropped lifelessly to the

ly cold, Banks froze. A second later, a

corpse. Floating in midair, Hazel looked down at Banks clutching her