The Broken Vows (Deluxe Edition) - (The Windsors) by Catharina Maura (Paperback)

About the Book

"Zane Windsor always loved the way Celeste Harrison's eyes light up when he infuriates her. It just took him years to realize that what he felt for his childhood rival wasn't hatred. When they begin working for their family businesses, competing on a larger scale than ever before, he decides he wants it all with her - and what Zane Windsor wants, he gets. Zane and Celeste discover just how thin the line between love and hate truly is, falling harder than either of them thought possible...until an unexpected tragedy leaves them wondering if any of it was ever real at all. Led by a desire for revenge, Zane brings Celeste's company to the brink of bankruptcy, leaving both of their grandparents no choice but to intervene. The Windsors and Harrisons agree to a merger - on one condition: Zane and Celeste must marry each other"--

Book Synopsis

**The deluxe edition of The Broken Vows will include gorgeous sprayed edges.**

The highly anticipated story of Zane and Celeste's romance, the fourth in the #1 Amazon Kindle bestselling Windsors series.

Celeste and Zane are childhood rivals, inheriting their rivalry from their grandparents before them. Except, the line between love and hate is thinner than either expected. When Celeste returns from college overseas, Zane asks for a chance to show her he's no longer the childish boy she grew up with.

The two date, despite the odds, and despite their grandparents' disapproval. Just as they've decided to forge ahead and get married, tragedy strikes, forcing them apart, and leading Celeste to believe Zane cheated on her with her best friend, who takes her own life after confessing.

As a result, she attempts to sabotage our (innocent) hero, who in turn brings her family's company to the brink of ruin, only for both grandparents to intervene and enforce a merger, and an arranged marriage between the two.

The two learn to be together again, and the longer they're married, the clearer it becomes that the truth the is subjective.

The two must learn to overcome their past, and build a future from the ruins.