The Arrogant's Redemption
Lazarus Jasper Seymour. Cardiac Surgeon. Emotionally unavailable. Brilliant. Intense. Devastatingly handsome.
A moment in time that tied them together forever.
A broken promise that left her heart in pieces.
Now, the surgeon must go after the forgiveness of the woman he never forgot.
“He’s arrogant, powerful, and much older than me. He broke my heart, and now, he’s the only one who can save my life.”
Lazarus Jasper Seymour—LJ to those closest to him—is one of the three world-renowned surgeons named the “Gods in White”. At thirty-eight, he’s determined to achieve the same level of excellence he commands in his career in his personal life.
Arrogant, brilliant, and used to getting exactly what he wants, the billionaire is convinced he can design the perfect life. All he needs is the right woman for the job. What could possibly go wrong?
Alexis Gillis wants only one thing: to bring her mother home, cleared of the crime she didn’t commit.
Closed off and wary, she’s built walls around her heart. But when fate throws her into LJ’s world, the last thing she expects is a fire she can’t control—one that could burn everything she’s tried to protect.
For the first time, LJ finds himself truly captivated. He decides to follow his feelings and promises Alexis he’ll return to her small hometown. But then tragedy strikes, shattering his plans.
The once unshakable, cold doctor is left drowning in emotions he doesn’t know how to process.
But fate has no intention of extinguishing the fire between them. On the contrary, their paths are destined to cross again.
Now, Alexis must place her trust in the very man she swore never to forgive, in a desperate fight for her life.
What neither of them knows is that a dark presence is lurking in the shadows, pulling the strings. And if they want a chance to be together, they’ll have to face it—and bring it down.
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