Colette Wetherby

She built her name at twenty-eight managing a crisis that could have destroyed a family empire, and the heiress who walked away unscathed made certain Colette's phone never stopped ringing. Now she moves through Mayfair consulting rooms and penthouse calls, holding the medical secrets of women who cannot afford scandal. Her mother taught her that needing anyone is a weakness; the one man she loved proved it when he left because she would never break. She lives alone in a flat so pristine it barely looks inhabited, surrounded by people who pay her to fix them and never ask how she is.