Dial F for Finance Is Here — The Curves & Capital Finale Has Landed

It’s here. It’s finally, actually here.

Dial F for Finance — the fifth and final book in the Curves & Capital series — is live right now on Amazon and free in Kindle Unlimited. And if you’ve been reading along since Dial B, you already know exactly whose story this is.

Dominic and Jenna. The couple you’ve watched circle each other, spar, and stubbornly refuse to admit anything since Book 1. Their turn is here — and I have been waiting to give it to you for a very long time.

So… What Happens?

Jenna Pemberton is Bennett Mercer’s right hand — the woman who keeps a billion-dollar empire running and makes impossible deals survive contact with reality. She does not make impulsive decisions.

Except for the one where she marries Dominic Cruz. In Tokyo. Stone-cold sober. On the final night of a deal that was only ever supposed to stay in Tokyo.

By morning she’s left a Post-it on the marriage certificate that says Undo this and called her lawyer. Dominic’s response? He refuses to sign. Instead he offers her a deal of his own: sixty days of real marriage — rings on, no hiding — and then, if she still wants out, he’ll give her the divorce.

Jenna has spent her whole life leaving before the punchline lands. Dominic has spent his making sure she never has to be the punchline again. Sixty days. One marriage. Every reason not to fall… and every reason she already has.

Why This One Wrecked Me (In the Best Way)

This is a reverse grumpy/sunshine — Jenna’s the guarded one, and Dominic is all in, gloriously, from the very first page. He falls first and he falls harder, and watching a man that certain love a woman that scared is my entire personality now.

She’s six-foot-one and done making herself smaller for anyone. He’s spent a decade wanting her and three years making sure she knows it. And the found family — the whole Curves & Capital crew, together one last time — gave me every single feeling as I wrote the send-off to this world.

What Readers Are Already Saying

“I have been waiting for this book from the very beginning! These two are a natural disaster just waiting to happen. This series has blown me away, and their story was the perfect ending!” — jp18267

“These two had chemistry that radiated right off the page. The banter between them was spot on. I enjoyed every single second of this book. A fantastic read.” — Dawn Roberts

“I have always had a soft spot for Dominic and boy oh boy did I fall for him harder. Brilliant characters, drama, angst, chemistry and full on spice. Perfect.” — Siobhan D

“Keep the kleenex handy — you will definitely need them. This book had a wonderful first epilogue.” — Linda Knight

New to the Series?

You can absolutely read Dial F for Finance as a standalone — Dominic and Jenna’s story is complete in itself. But if you want the full experience of watching this slow burn simmer across five books, here’s the reading order:

Each book follows a different couple in the same high-stakes Chicago world of billionaires, lawyers, and tech moguls — and by the time you reach Dominic and Jenna, you’ll understand exactly why their story hits the way it does.

The World Doesn’t End Here

Not ready to leave this world? Good — because you don’t have to. The Curves & Capital universe continues in my brand-new Canfield’s Curves series, starting with The Billionaire Who Made Me — an age-gap, boss/assistant romance with a brooding silver-fox billionaire and a curvy heroine with everything to prove. Same world, all-new couples, reads perfectly as a standalone.

Thank you — for five books, for loving these characters as fiercely as I do, and for sticking with the Curves & Capital crew all the way to the end. Writing Dominic and Jenna’s happily ever after was the send-off this series deserved, and I cannot wait to hear what you think.

Now go meet them. 💕

Megan xo