A hockey star, a one-night stand, and a baby neither of us planned.
I never thought I’d see Wyatt Banks again until he walks back into my life as my client.
He’s every woman’s fantasy: tall, smoldering, and built to ruin you in all the best ways.
One night with him changed everything.
He left without a word, leaving me with the biggest secret of my life…our son.
As a PR expert, my job is to fix his image, not relive the heat of our past.
But every time he looks at me, that same fire ignites, pulling me closer to the edge.
I’m fighting to stay professional, but Wyatt isn’t making it easy.
His touch and his voice bring back memories I swore I’d forget.
If I let him in, everything could unravel—my career, the life I’ve worked so hard to protect, and most of all, my heart.
He's a billionaire hotel tycoon. My brother's best friend. And the last man I should want.
As a billionaire CEO, I’m used to getting my way—in business and pleasure.
Until I hired my best friend's little sister as my assistant.
My boss hates me. Or does he? It's hard to tell with all the hot, angry glares and fiery banter between us.
But falling for him? That's definitely not in my job description.
He’s back.
The one who broke my heart—Dr. Greyson Adams, my brother's best friend and new boss.
He was my one-night stand. Now he's my billionaire boss—the man who could save me or destroy me with a single touch.
I had a plan: hack his company, save my mother's life, don't get caught.
I’m New York’s most notorious billionaire bachelor, and I don’t do relationships.
Nathan Whitner. Billionaire boss. Grumpy hottie. His infuriating charm pushes all my buttons.
I never expected my one-night stand to become my billionaire boss.
Tyler Walker: Billionaire CEO. Control freak. My brother's best friend. Now my fake fiancé.
He wants me to play his loving partner to land a major deal.
One week in paradise, then we go our separate ways.
But the lines blur with every touch, every staged kiss.
Tyler gets under my skin, and suddenly, I'm drowning in him.
Craving a man who doesn't do relationships.
The ring on my finger is just for show.
But my feelings? Dangerously real.
We shouldn't work, but it feels too right to resist.
Then the trip ends, and reality crashes down.
We have to end this charade before it burns us both.
I should protect my heart, not pine for the impossible.
He doesn't believe in love. And I can't settle for less.
To build something real, one of us will have to take a leap of faith.