Novels by Lugard fine

The night in Geneva burned silver against the glass towers — power flickering, alarms shrieking in the distance as nations scrambled to contain what they couldn’t understand. “ Daniel….” Daniel goes viral. The world was unraveling under Daniel Carter’s creation, and every second, The Arc tightened its invisible hold on the global grid.Melissa stood before the panoramic window of her hotel suite, her reflection ghosting against the chaos outside. Her pulse throbbed like a drumbeat beneath her skin. She could still hear Daniel’s message echoing in her mind.“You’ve been used. The Arc isn’t mine — it’s a weapon.” " meanwhile, you have got the worse you expect from me." Melissa almost got shocked." Daniel I swear you will come pleading." Melissa assured himHer fingers dug into the tablet she held. It what Daniel had told her was true, then Turner and Ethan hadn’t just set Daniel up — they’d unleashed something none of them could stop. “ I promised to take over Daniel's invention, w

Turner’s name was splattered across every business network. Ethan’s empire was in shambles. Melissa’s face dominated every gossip feed — “The Woman Who Betrayed Both Men.”But the real storm hadn’t begun.In a hidden villa outside the city, Turner sat before a digital board glowing with encrypted data. His hands trembled slightly, but his eyes burned with ruthless clarity. Across from him, Ethan nursed a bruised ego and a bottle of whiskey. Melissa stood between them, her expression cold, calculating.“We underestimated him,” Turner said, voice low. “Daniel doesn’t just fight back — he predicts.”Ethan scoffed. “So what now? He ruined us. The investors are gone. The government’s watching. You want to just roll over?”Turner’s gaze sharpened. “No. I want to understand how he did it. No man operates with that kind of precision unless he’s hiding something bigger.”Melissa frowned. “You think Daniel’s not just defending his empire — he’s protecting a secret?”Turner nodded. “Exactly. Ev

News of Reed Energy’s fall spread like wildfire, shaking the corporate world. But for Turner , the headlines meant something else entirely — opportunity.He sat in his study, the dim light reflecting off old photos of the company Daniel had taken from him. The company he built with his bare hands before losing it to a man he once called a son.“Reed failed because he played too loud,” Turner muttered. “But Daniel’s not invincible.”Across the room, Melissa stood by the window, her arms folded, her reflection sharp in the glass. “You’re thinking of working with Ethan again,” she said quietly.Turner didn’t deny it. “He’s wounded but still dangerous. Together, we can finish what we started — get the industry back.”Melissa’s jaw tightened. “And what happens when Ethan no longer needs us? He’s never loyal to anyone.”Turner smiled grimly. “Neither is Daniel. That’s why we hit him from both sides — his enemies outside, and his past inside.”Melissa’s expression darkened. “You mean me.”He

Daniel Carter stood before the main console, his jaw tight, his voice low and dangerous.“Run the trace again,” he ordered.A technician shook his head nervously. “Sir, the breach originated from an internal terminal. No external source. It’s… it’s someone within SolarGrid.”Daniel’s eyes darkened. “Find out who.”He turned toward Clara, who stood by the glass wall, her expression unreadable.“Lock down all access cards,” Daniel said. “No one leaves until we have answers.”Clara nodded — but her eyes flickered with something Daniel couldn’t place. Worry. Or guilt.Hours later, deep in the restricted data room, Clara inserted a small drive into the main server. Her hands trembled slightly.Lines of encrypted code began to copy onto the drive.She whispered, “I don’t have a choice…”A voice echoed from behind her.“No, Clara. You made your choice.”Her blood turned cold.Daniel stepped out of the shadows, eyes blazing with betrayal.“Tell me why,” he said quietly.Clara froze, tears fil

Ethan who has vowed to bring Daniel down. “Daniel Carter…” he growled under his breath, slamming the glass onto the table. “You took everything.”From behind him, a voice replied, smooth and taunting.“Or maybe you lost everything yourself.”Ethan turned sharply. A man stepped out from the shadows — tall, wearing a gray suit, his smile sharp as a blade.“Who the hell are you?” Ethan demanded.The stranger smirked. “Someone who hates Daniel Carter as much as you do.”Ethan’s eyes narrowed. “You’ll have to prove that.”“Oh, I intend to,” the man said, sliding a tablet across the table. On the screen, Daniel’s face glowed in a news article:“SolarGrid Expands Globally — Daniel Carter Becomes the World’s Youngest Trillionaire.”Ethan clenched his fists. “That should’ve been me on that cover.”The man leaned closer. “Then take it back.”Ethan frowned. “How?”“By burning him from the inside,” the stranger whispered. “I can give you access to SolarGrid’s secure data servers. Their AI system

Two months had passed since the SolarGrid fallout.Turner Industries was collapsing fast.Inside the boardroom, chaos ruled. Reporters flooded the entrance, employees whispered, and stockholders demanded answers.Ethan slammed his fist against the table. “We’re not finished! Do you hear me? We can bounce back!”But no one responded.One executive finally stood. “Without SolarGrid, no one trusts us, Ethan. Every major investor pulled out. The company’s reputation is destroyed.”Ethan’s jaw tightened. “Then we’ll rebuild!”The man sighed. “With what? You’ve burned every bridge.”And just like that — they walked out, one after another.Melissa stood at the doorway, her voice trembling. “Ethan… maybe it’s time to accept it’s over.”He turned sharply. “Don’t you dare say that!”She flinched. “I’m just saying—”“You started this!” Ethan spat. “You and your family. You chased status, you wanted Daniel gone — and now look where that got us!”Her eyes filled with tears. “Don’t blame me for you