Voted Off My Own Company's Board: Betrayed by My Billionaire Husband in the Boardroom and the Divorce That Followed (The Billion-Dollar Undoing Book 4)

Nine years building it. One abstention to lose it all. Elena built Marchetti Botanicals from a rented Brooklyn kitchen, filling jars by hand at two in the morning. She never imagined her own husband's firm would vote her out of it — or that the deciding vote would be his, not for her, not against her, just silence at the exact moment silence cost her everything. Adrian didn't want her gone. He also couldn't legally warn her it was coming. One activist investor circling for eighteen months. One repurchase clause nobody remembered was still there. One board seat Adrian gave up on purpose, in public, before he knew if it would save anything at all. Billionaire husband, corporate betrayal, marriage-in-crisis romance No cheating — the betrayal is a legal blackout and a compliance instinct, not an affair Grovel measured in the board seat he loses, not the flowers he sends A founder fighting to reclaim what's hers, on her own terms Permanent losses stated plainly — some doors don't reopen, win or lose No cliffhanger — complete standalone HEA