The Sister He Destroyed A Billionaire's Regret
From the back cover
On my twenty-fourth birthday, a doctor told me how long I had left to live.
When I called my brother, my family was throwing a birthday party for their adopted daughter.
Laughter and music bled through the phone.
I felt nothing.
"Logan, I'm dying. Late-stage brain cancer."
"Can you send me five thousand dollars?"
Logan Maddox laughed like I'd told him a joke.
"You made up cancer? That's your play for sympathy now? You really think we'd fall for that?"
"When we threw you out four years ago, I told you — unless you cripple both your legs as penance, don't ever think about setting foot…
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