Bad girl Mars decides to take a power walk down to the financial district.

Mars moves through the upper floors of power like a panther through glass corridors, elegant, confident, and utterly without remorse. Every deal she makes reshapes the world a little more to her liking. To her, competition isn’t a challenge, it’s sport. She plays to win, and when she does, she makes sure everyone else remembers exactly who lost.

Cold, brilliant, and relentlessly ambitious, Mars has no patience for empathy or weakness. Her charm is razor-edged. Her smile, a prelude to someone else’s downfall. Beneath her sleek exterior lies a force that is far stronger, and far more dangerous, than she appears.

The only person she acknowledges as an equal is Ms. Jordan, another executive power in the global elite. But while Mars sees Jordan as a worthy rival, Jordan barely notices her, a truth that only fuels Mars’s quiet obsession to prove she’s the superior woman.

Don’t fight her. You won’t win.