Miss by Aleksander Pronin

The title of "Miss San Bernardino" was supposed to open every door for her.

Instead, it locked her in a golden cage.

Eighteen-year-old Saylie Malin is the most beautiful girl in the city. Her face is on magazine covers, her name is on everyone's lips. But when the fame fades and the money runs out, she finds herself facing a terrifying choice: crawl back to her parents with nothing, or sell her body.

She chooses the Millionaire Club — a closed world of luxury, where powerful men pay fortunes for her touch. Here, there are no limits, no shame — only the client's desire and the price they're willing to pay. Saylie grows accustomed to this life, learns to take pleasure in what once disgusted her. But when a man appears who sees her as more than just a plaything, she realizes that in this world, love also comes with a price. And it may be higher than she can afford.

"Miss" is a novel about beauty that becomes a curse. About a girl who learned too late that happiness cannot be bought. And about love that arrives when there is no way back.