Dirty Capital: A Billionaire Enemies to Lovers Romance
Alisson Bento
He’s the monster who destroyed my family. Now, I’m the assistant who’s going to bring him down from the inside.
Jack Ballard isn't just a CEO. He’s a shark in a three-piece suit. Ruthless, cold, and devastatingly handsome, he rules Wall Street with an iron fist and a heart made of ice. He ruins companies for sport and fires assistants for breathing too loudly.
He’s also the man who framed my father five years ago, leaving my family in ruins and my dad fighting for his life in a hospital bed I can’t afford.
I didn’t apply for this job to fetch coffee. I’m here to steal his secrets.
I thought I was prepared for the long hours, the impossible demands, and the terrifying intelligence in those glacial blue eyes. I was ready to be the perfect, invisible employee while I downloaded his life onto a hard drive for his worst enemy.
What I wasn’t ready for was him.
I wasn't ready for the way he watches me when he thinks I'm not looking. I wasn't ready for the electric tension that snaps between us every time we’re alone in the elevator. I wasn't ready for the night in Chicago, the snowstorm, and the hotel room with only one bed.
Jack Ballard is supposed to be the villain of my story. But the closer I get to the truth, the more I realize that the monster I’m hunting might be the only man capable of saving me.
Now, I’m trapped in a web of lies, blackmail, and billion-dollar stakes. My handler wants Jack destroyed. Jack wants to own my soul. And I’m realizing that the line between hate and love isn’t just thin—it’s razor-sharp, and I’m about to bleed.
DIRTY CAPITAL is a high-heat, high-stakes billionaire romance about revenge, redemption, and the price of loyalty. No cheating, no cliffhangers, and a guaranteed Happily Ever After.
Trope Checklist:
Billionaire Boss / Assistant Romance
Enemies to Lovers
Undercover / Secret Identity
Workplace Forced Proximity
"Touch Her and Die" Energy
Only One Bed (The Business Trip)
Revenge Plot & Betrayal
Corporate Suspense
Power Play & Discipline
He Falls First (and Hard)
