The Unspoken Contract
Paperback
Publisher Price: $21.99
Publisher: Chris Sypniewski
Published: Dec 1 2025
Pages: 548
Weight: 1.60
Height: 1.11 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Their marriage was built on ambition. Their distance was built on silence. And now... desire is about to crack everything open.
Stacy and Adam Hart have it all: the penthouse view, the glittering reputations, the kind of power most only dream of. But behind the flawless smiles and perfect routines lies a chasm neither of them will acknowledge. Their marriage has become a silent performance-measured footsteps, polite nods, and a growing ache neither dares to name.
When Stacy's career leads her to a mysterious new client-the enigmatic Alistair Thorne-everything she thought she knew about control, boundaries, and desire begins to shift. Thorne sees through her polished armor with unnerving precision. And the exclusive club he's building offers something even more dangerous: sanctuary from the life she's suffocating inside.
Now, Stacy faces a choice she never expected: Continue the quiet unraveling of the life she built... -or dare to explore the fire she's kept chained for far too long.
As forbidden attraction brews and secrets tighten like velvet restraints, Adam feels the change slipping through his fingers. And when the truth surfaces, their marriage will face a reckoning far more seductive-and destructive-than anything money can buy.
Love. Control. Power. Surrender.
In this world, nothing is unspoken forever.
The Unspoken Contract is a slow-burn, emotionally charged romance brimming with tension, forbidden temptation, and the intoxicating pull of rediscovering what it means to be seen. Perfect for fans of decadent settings, flawed hearts, and second chances wrapped in silk and secrecy.
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