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Just as Fairfax’s mercenaries prepared to move out, a crash echoed through the canopy. Bursting through the ferns—and looking like he had just stepped off a shampoo commercial—was Alan. To the world, he was 'Dash McMahon,' the dim-witted but beautiful cover model for Loretta’s books. To Loretta, he was just a guy who used too much bronzer.

Deep in the humid, vine-choked jungles of a remote island, the air hung heavy with the scent of damp earth and ancient secrets. For Loretta Sage, a reclusive romance-adventure novelist, this was supposed to be a nightmare of her own making—except she wasn't writing it. She was living it. Just as Fairfax’s mercenaries prepared to move out,

Clad in a shimmering, sequins-covered jumpsuit that was spectacularly impractical for trekking through mud, Loretta found herself tied to a chair in the middle of a clearing. Facing her was Abigail Fairfax, an eccentric billionaire with a messiah complex and a singular obsession: the "Crown of Fire." He believed Loretta’s latest book wasn't just fiction, but a map to a real, lost city hidden for millennia. To Loretta, he was just a guy who used too much bronzer

"You wrote the location into Chapter Twelve, Loretta," Fairfax whispered, his eyes gleaming with madness. "Now, you’re going to show me the way." She was living it

Back on the mainland, Loretta didn't just have a new bestseller. She had a new protagonist. Because sometimes, the best adventures aren't the ones you write—they're the ones you barely survive with a cover model by your side.

What followed was a chaotic, high-stakes race against time. Loretta, with her brilliant mind for ancient linguistics, and Alan, with his surprising (if clumsy) heart of gold, had to outrun Fairfax's private army. Along the way, they navigated crumbling stone temples, dodged booby traps that belonged in a museum, and realized that the "Crown of Fire" wasn't the treasure everyone thought it was.

"I'm here to save you!" Alan shouted, though his heroic pose was immediately ruined when he tripped over a stray root.