He Said I Was Nothing Without Him And I Signed For Everything

Marin Salo was once a famous heiress and a gifted painter. Now Mrs. Vine is a title that feels like a golden chain. Three years ago, the man who never had anything married the woman who rejected him, then began to pulverize her. He bought her family’s debts, put her late mother’s art studio in his name, and reminded her daily that without her, she was nothing.
For the eighteenth time, Cassian Vine brings home another woman and orders Marin to paint them. This time he slides the divorce papers onto the table and demands that she paint over his dead mother’s final self-portrait in order to get the key to the studio back, while his pregnant mistress, Isla, smiles tenderly at him.
So Marin signs. Every page. She takes her mother’s legacy, breaks out of the cage, and doesn’t look back. She swears she’ll crawl home. She has no idea what a woman with nothing left to lose can create.