He planned to publicly humiliate her on a giant stadium screen during the Kentucky Derby. She reprogrammed the broadcast to destroy his entire empire instead.

To the old-money elites of the racing world, Evelyn Cross spent years acting as the devoted shadow of her aristocratic fiancé, Colton Montgomery. She endured the cold snubs of high society, believing she had finally found a man who cherished her.

Until one week before their grand wedding at Churchill Downs, when Evelyn overhears a casual conversation in a private VIP lounge.

Colton and his wealthy friends are laughing about a fifty-million-dollar wager. He never loved her; she was just a pawn to win a bet against his rival, ruin her reputation, and publicly discard her in front of a hundred thousand spectators via a faked compromising video on the massive Jumbotron.

Colton expects a broken, weeping bride.

He has no idea what is actually loaded onto the stadium's media servers.

On race day, as the stands fill and the global cameras roll, the giant screens don't show Evelyn's downfall. They broadcast Colton's fraudulent horse-doping ledgers, stolen bet contracts, and undeniable proof of his betrayal.

The groom who built an execution block for his fiancée is about to experience a public demolition, watching his fortune and reputation burn to ash on live national television.