Nemesis: A Girl's Guide to Supervillainy (A Villainous Rom-Com)

I never planned on becoming a supervillain. Then the city’s beloved superheroes saved millions of lives by redirecting a missile into a chemical plant. My sister was inside. Funny how quickly the word “hero” starts to sound like a marketing term after that. Now I have a new mission: expose the hero family known as the Wonderful Wons for what they really are. It’s a simple plan. Recruit a team of superpowered women with questionable impulse control. Build an extremely illegal revenge strategy. Bring down the most beloved heroes in the city. And break my ex-husband out of prison—because unfortunately, Elijah is the only person alive who knows how the Wonderful Wons actually operate. Which is inconvenient. Because Elijah is currently serving time in a maximum-security prison. Even more inconvenient? Breaking him out turns out to be easier than ignoring the way he still calls me darling. The way he still looks at me like I’m the best decision he ever made. The way my traitorous brain still remembers exactly what it felt like to be married to him. Now I’m stuck working with the man I swore I’d never forgive while assembling a chaotic team of women who think “subtle” is a suggestion, not a rule—and trying to expose heroes who might be worse than villains. Simple plan. No feelings. No distractions. No falling back in love with my supervillain ex-husband. So far, I’m failing at all three. Perfect for readers who love second-chance romance with explosive chemistry and worse timing, chaotic found-family energy, rom-com banter wrapped in supervillain problems, prison breaks that absolutely should not work, morally gray superheroes, and forced proximity with an ex-husband who is still very good at being a problem she can’t ignore.