I Reclaimed the Blueprint of Our Life

For fifteen years, Hannah built the foundation of her husband’s architecture empire. Now, he’s planning to demolish her life. He forgot one thing: she owns the blueprints.

Hannah Glasby is the invisible genius behind Glasby Urban Design, a firm poised to win a billion-dollar city contract. Her husband, Floyd, is the charming face of the company who takes all the credit. But when Hannah discovers a hotel key card in Floyd’s pocket and unearths a video of him promising his younger PR director that he's going to "retire the dead weight," Hannah doesn't panic. She doesn't cry.

She runs a survey of the damage, and she plans a controlled demolition.

Floyd thinks he can push her out and keep the empire she built. But he never bothered to learn how the load-bearing walls of his own life actually worked—or that Hannah legally owns the copyright to every single design in his portfolio.

I Reclaimed the Blueprint of Our Life is a razor-sharp, high-satisfaction revenge novella about a betrayed wife who refuses to be erased. If you love stories of brilliant women outsmarting the men who underestimated them, pull up a chair. The structural collapse is about to begin.