Coincidence doesn't exist. Dr. Arthur Ragland makes sure of that. As prince of an illegal prescription drug ring, he can't afford to let fate run its course. When Arthur's father tasks him with recruiting a new doctor, Arthur set straight to work setting up his web. Soon, Dr. John Anderson would find himself working in Arthur's hospital, newly single, and infatuated with a certain pediatrician. All of this, even John's breakup, is Arthur's careful creation.
What Arthur didn't expect was to fall for his own illusion.
When Arthur's father finds out about his son's affair, he reevaluates the heir to his kingdom. Arthur quickly realizes that if he doesn't recruit John, he'll lose everything - including his life. He's faced with a final choice: love or power.
Arthur's marriage is nothing more than a business deal. She's the daughter of the ring's over-the-counter drug provider, and divorce would sever the relationship between supplier and shopkeep. But as Arthur falls deeper into his affair with John, he starts to crave divorce. Will Arthur risk his life for a chance at true love?
Since his birth, Arthur has been groomed into a life as boss. He's thrown hundreds of punches, sold thousands of pills, and held millions of dollars all before he turned thirty. Now, his chance at being the top is just within reach if he subjects John to his father's wrath. Will Arthur break his own heart to pursue the ultimate power?
Or will he choose both?
Infidelity contains the following triggers:
[*] Infidelity in a mutually unhappy and arranged marriage. Both parties acknowledge and consent to all aspects of their partner's infidelity.
[*] Explicit descriptions of prescription drug abuse via needle. Implied drug abuse through pills. This includes an overdose, which does result in recovery.
[*] Violence.
[*] Non explicit descriptions of character death.
