The Erasure (Paperback)

Paperback. Nadia Ellis finds people for a living. She's the best in Britain at it - freelance, untraceable, hired through solicitors who never ask what she does with what she finds. She has no online footprint of her own. That isn't modesty. That's four years of practice.Callum Marchant built the machine that made her career possible: a people-search engine so thorough it turned "everyone" into a search bar. Now he wants it undone. Every trace of himself, deleted, across twelve jurisdictions. He hires Nadia for six months, seats her in a windowless basement room in Holborn with sixty-one boxes of his life, and asks her to build a Register - every photograph, every record, every scrap of him, logged and marked DELETE, KEEP, or DISPUTED.He doesn't come to the room. Not at first. When he finally does, he won't sit at the table.Nadia doesn't need to know why a 4.1 billion man wants to disappear. She needs the fee. But the longer she spends assembling him out of paper - his silences, the things he won't look at, the name he never says - the more she wants to know the man underneath the file. And Callum, who has spent his whole life paying people to keep their distance, has never once been looked at the way she looks at him: like evidence. Like something worth keeping.A slow-burn, forced-proximity billionaire romance, steamy and quietly devastating, about two people who erase themselves for a living - and the one thing that finally makes them stay.Book One of LONDON BILLIONAIRES a series about the one thing money can't buy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…