The Enemy I Married

Ivy Stone wants the name of whoever destroyed her father's house, and she goes to her death without it, in front of Austin Grayson, the man she believes gave the order. She wakes ten years later in the body of Tyler, a servant in the kitchens of the estate that used to be hers. Three of her younger brothers lived through it. The second holds a post at court and sells out whoever is convenient to him, the third commands troops and has a reputation for cruelty, the fourth spends money and does nothing else. All three have set themselves against Austin Grayson, who governs now as regent, and none of them knows what actually happened to their father. She tells them who she is and starts hauling them back into line. What they do next brings down an imperial decree, and she is ordered into Austin Grayson's household as his wife. Years earlier she had saved his life. They sign the terms of the marriage, keep watch on each other, and end up working against the same people at court, while the emperor's part in the seizure of her family's property stays out of sight.