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For six difficult months, Preston Weller—a slick, high-society grifter whose pedigree was borrowed wealth and rented Mediterranean yachts—courted Harper. But romance was merely the cover for a desperate, chaotic financial maneuver.
Harper’s high-end lifestyle PR firm was bankrupt in practice, drowning in luxury commercial lease defaults and a mountain of unpaid vendor lawsuits. Connor Vance’s global logistics firm was about three weeks from a criminal receivership application over missing freight records. Together with Eleanor, the four of them had cooked up a suicidal scheme. They planned to pose to