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Jack Frost, CEO
Paperback
Publisher Price: $19.99
Publisher: Suddenly Juliet
Published: Aug 16 2024
Pages: 154
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.33 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Maisie
Desperation pushes people to do strange things.
Like taking an internship with a man who hates your father with every fiber of his body. Or pretending to be engaged to that same insufferable man just to salvage his business deal.
But the sparks between us are anything but fake. And when we end up playing the happy couple, those sparks threaten to burn the cabin down around us...and send everything we've both worked for up in flames.
Jack
Betrayal is a wound time cannot heal.
Years after the man I considered my best friend betrayed me in the worst possible way, I find myself face to face with his daughter. I should turn her away, send her back out into the world without a second thought.
Unfortunately, I need her, more than I care to admit. Maisie is the only thing standing between me and the loss of the most lucrative contract my company has ever seen...and the only person capable of melting the ice around my heart.
But she is her father's child. And being this close to her, with no escape, has me wondering if even just a taste of her would be worth the inevitable betrayal to come.
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