Arrogant and Merciless
William Randolph Marshall IV. Surgeon. Obsessive. Seductive. Cold-hearted. Unapologetic.
She has no memory of him. He never forgot her — and for that, he’ll never forgive her either.
“He thinks I walked away without looking back. Now I’ve returned — and this time, he’s determined to be the one in control.”
William Randolph Marshall IV, widely regarded as the best plastic surgeon in the world for third-degree burn patients, believes he already has everything he could want in his privileged life: money, women, and the admiration of the medical community.
Raised by parents who neither value nor acknowledge emotions, the tycoon can’t see himself in a long-term relationship. For him, physical satisfaction without deep attachment is the ideal arrangement with any partner.
Then one day, he meets the woman who will overturn all his certainties.
Taylor Jarvis is a young, hardworking woman who gave up her dreams out of love for her ailing father.
Now all alone, she yearns to build a home with a loving family.
Fate brings this strong-willed redhead and the arrogant doctor together, and she finds herself unable to resist the billionaire’s seduction.
But just when she believes she’s living her dream of true love, the world she knows falls apart. Taylor will have to fight hidden enemies to return to the life that was taken from her.
As for William — after losing the only woman he ever considered having something more than a casual relationship with, only to find out she was a gold digger — he’s determined to give her back every ounce of the pain she caused him.
But when their paths cross again and truths begin to unravel, both will discover that the past can’t stay buried for long — and that some feelings are impossible to silence, no matter how hard you try.
Even when all of her memories are gone.
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