The Mathematician Novel

Cassandra Berry accepts a lucrative offer and guaranteed college placement to seduce mathematician Harry Xavier Devon and become pregnant with his child. However, Harry, a twice-awarded genius renowned as the world's next Newton, quickly discovers his brother's scheme. His brother desperately needs an heir for his business empire, unaware that Harry is infertile and therefore cannot produce one himself. Rather than submit to the con, Harry turns the tables. He pays Cassandra double to continue deceiving his brother by pretending they are intimate. What Harry anticipates as revenge, however, becomes far more complicated than he planned. Cassandra proves to be neither naive nor mercenary, but a genuinely intriguing woman with unexpected depth. Confined together in the same house for an entire summer, Harry discovers that some aspects of life resist mathematical calculation. Navigating an increasingly complex dynamic with an uninhibited woman challenges everything the brilliant mathematician thought he understood.