He made her a star. Then he made her disappear.Marcus Stewart deals in illusions. From a soundproofed warehouse with hessian walls, he spins cheap jingles into corporate gold. He is the King of Sound, the man who can sell anything to anyone. But his most expensive production isn't a TV commercial-it's his marriage.Tiffany is beautiful, bored, and dangerous. What started as a cynical arrangement-"researching" a male escort agency to help Marcus land a client-has spiraled into a voracious, destructive addiction. She isn't just sleeping with the competition; she's threatening to burn Marcus's empire to the ground just as he secures an $8.7 million contract.Marcus knows that in business, liabilities must be liquidated.When a lawyer hands him a matte-black card that reads simply MISSING SPOUSES, Marcus sees the ultimate solution. A clean break. A gambling loss. A white van.But the perfect crime has a glitch. Before she vanished, Marcus cast Tiffany as the wholesome face of a national department store campaign. Now, her face is on every television screen in the country. The public loves her. The client demands a sequel. And Marcus is trapped in a house haunted by the ghost of the woman he paid to erase.In a world where love is a transaction and silence costs extra, Marcus is about to learn that some tracks can never be muted.