There’s only one man Nina Sayer is officially not allowed to be alone with.
Then she discovers he asked for the same rule.
That should be reassuring.
It isn’t.
Fourteen months ago, Nina and Pierce Westhall kissed behind a locked door, stopped answering their phones, and separately made the same request:
Never leave us alone together again.
Now Nina needs a fake boyfriend for four weeks.
Pierce volunteers.
In public, he can put his hand on her waist. Pull her against him. Kiss her until the cameras have more than enough.
Behind closed doors?
Someone else has to stay in the room.
Which becomes a problem once Nina knows exactly what Pierce can do with his mouth when nobody is watching.
And Pierce seems to enjoy the restriction far too much.
Until the assignment ends.
The third person leaves.
The door closes.
Pierce looks at her.
‘Still working?’
‘No.’
The fake relationship was supposed to protect someone else’s secret.
Instead, Nina is left with one of her own:
she doesn’t know whether Pierce asked for the rule because he wanted distance—
or because he knew exactly what would happen when they were finally alone again.
Genre: Romance
Then she discovers he asked for the same rule.
That should be reassuring.
It isn’t.
Fourteen months ago, Nina and Pierce Westhall kissed behind a locked door, stopped answering their phones, and separately made the same request:
Never leave us alone together again.
Now Nina needs a fake boyfriend for four weeks.
Pierce volunteers.
In public, he can put his hand on her waist. Pull her against him. Kiss her until the cameras have more than enough.
Behind closed doors?
Someone else has to stay in the room.
Which becomes a problem once Nina knows exactly what Pierce can do with his mouth when nobody is watching.
And Pierce seems to enjoy the restriction far too much.
Until the assignment ends.
The third person leaves.
The door closes.
Pierce looks at her.
‘Still working?’
‘No.’
The fake relationship was supposed to protect someone else’s secret.
Instead, Nina is left with one of her own:
she doesn’t know whether Pierce asked for the rule because he wanted distance—
or because he knew exactly what would happen when they were finally alone again.
Genre: Romance
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