💼 Billionaire Romance

When Marcus Kane's indispensable assistant quits to start a family, he never expects her replacement to challenge everything about his ruthlessly efficient world—or to make him question whether success is worth the loneliness.

After a passionate one-night stand in London, Charlotte kept their son a secret—until the ruthless billionaire CEO walks into her hotel boardroom and discovers he's a father.

An event planner agrees to coordinate a literary summit for a reclusive billionaire author in the Colorado mountains—but when a blizzard traps them together, professional boundaries melt faster than the snow.

After catching her boyfriend cheating at a company gala, Mira Chen escapes to the coatroom—where she meets tech billionaire Theo Reyes and impulsively kisses him. When he offers a fake relationship to keep his family off his back, their 'practice sessions' blur every line between performance and passion. This EXPLICIT edition doesn't fade to black.

After catching her boyfriend cheating at a company gala, Mira Chen escapes to the coatroom—where she meets tech billionaire Theo Reyes and impulsively kisses him. When he offers a fake relationship to keep his family off his back, their 'practice sessions' blur every line between performance and passion.

Margot Chen is the best executive assistant in Manhattan. When tech billionaire Declan Hale's company poaches her, she expects another entitled genius. What she gets is worse: a man who actually listens, remembers her coffee order, and looks at her like she's a puzzle he's trying to solve. He has thirty days to close the biggest deal of his career—and a secret that could make her hate him forever.

She spent ten years saving her family's vineyard — then lost it to the corporate raider who bought up the debt. He came to liquidate the land and move on to the next deal. But the estate can't be sold until the season's harvest is in, so he keeps her on to bring it home: one last crush, and then he sells out from under her. She has until the final grape is picked to prove the place is worth more whole than carved up for parts — and he means to be gone the moment it's done. Neither of them planned on the long nights in the cellar, or how hard it is to walk away from something you've started to build.