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    3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
    612-822-4611

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3038 Hennepin Ave Minneapolis, MN
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Love Me

Love Me

Masci, Caroline

Paperback

Series: The Elites of Cheshire Shore, Book 2

Romance

ISBN13: 9798303447264
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Dec 12 2024
Pages: 420
Weight: 0.91
Height: 0.86 Width: 5.00 Depth: 8.00
Language: English
Prepare to be seduced by the luxurious secrets and scandalous affairs of the elite inhabitants of Cheshire Shore. In this steamy second installment of the Elites of Cheshire Shore series, follow the lives of the rich and powerful as they navigate a world where ambition knows no limits and rules are made to be broken. If you crave the drama and passion akin to Meghan Quinn and Lauren Asher, then this tale of opulence, lust, and ambition will leave you craving more. Welcome to a world where status is everything and the Elite always get what they want.

Since when does being single suddenly mean Rome Venuccio is incapable of running his own business? Unless he can prove he's family orientated, he runs the risk of losing the one thing he's spent most of his life pouring his blood, sweat, and tears into. But not just any woman can pull off this fake relationship; she needs to pretend to be in love with him, and there's no time to train someone for the role.

As the clock starts to run down, Rome turns to the one person who he can trust. Enter Florence Liu-Savino, Rome's younger brother's best friend. She's the perfect person to help the Venuccios seal this deal. Too perfect. And also, completely off limits. But she just might work out exactly as he planned. And when all this is done, she might see him as more than just her best friend's older brother.

One problem: Dr. Florence Liu-Savino doesn't do love. In fact, she's completely sworn off love. If only Rome wasn't the sole person to make her question her rule: do not fall for anyone; the pain isn't worth it. Especially if it could cost you your friendship. But when the fake relationship starts to feel real, Florence starts to wonder if it might be worth it after all.

Will Florence risk it all to fall in love? Or will she lose her closest friend in the process?

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