Namesake by Adrienne Young (Book 2: Fable Duology)

Namesake picks up immediately after Fable. Now in the clutches of Holland, a ruthless trader and Saint’s rival, Fable is forced to navigate a deeper world of politics, blackmail, and power games.

Holland wants to use Fable to gain leverage over Saint, but Fable begins to play her own game. She discovers long-buried truths about her mother's past and her father's empire. As she becomes entangled in deadly trade deals, criminal networks, and betrayals, Fable must decide where her loyalty lies—with her blood family, or with West and the crew of the Marigold, who have become her found family.

Fable evolves into a powerful player in the trade world. Her relationship with West deepens, but it’s threatened by secrets and the violent life they live. By the end, Fable reclaims her identity not as someone’s daughter or pawn—but as her own person.