Book#238, International Collection, Themes: The Count of Monte Cristo /Corporate Espionage / Revenge, Keywords: Corporate Espionage, Hostile Takeover, Feminization, Drugging, Revenge, CEO Romance, Gaslighting, Bangalore Ad Agency, Whistleblower, Keylogger
The Agency was his kingdom. His body was their battlefield.
Zack D’Cunha is the star of the Bangalore advertising world—bold, brilliant, and untouchable. But when he lands the account of a lifetime with Minerva Products, he becomes a target. His jealous brother Ben and his ambitious girlfriend Tania hatch a diabolical plan to steal his company.
Their weapon? A slow-acting hormonal poison disguised as affection, and a gaslighting campaign designed to shatter his mind. As Zack’s body softens and his confidence crumbles, they remold him into Zina—a fragile, artistic female persona created to charm their biggest client.
Trapped in a body he didn’t choose and a life he doesn’t recognize, Zina discovers the terrifying scope of their conspiracy: liquidation, theft, and her own permanent institutionalization. But they made one mistake. They thought they were creating a victim. Instead, they forged a brilliant strategist with nothing left to lose.
Armed with a burner phone, a secret ally, and a rage cold enough to burn down an empire, Zina prepares to launch her greatest campaign yet: Revenge.
(A sleek, ruthless thriller about identity, power, and the art of the comeback.)
[CONTENT WARNING] Contains themes of: Non-Consensual Drugging (Hormones administered without knowledge), Medical Abuse (Forced SRS/Surgery under duress), Gaslighting, Psychological Torture, Sexual Coercion (Dubious consent within a relationship), and Corporate Fraud.
Heat Level (1-5) 3 (Psychological / Manipulative) The sexual content serves the plot of domination and control. The scenes between Zack and Tania are depicted as coercive and degrading, essential to the “breaking” of the character. The later relationship with Daniel is supportive and emotional, lacking explicit erotica but rich in tension.