The Hating Game meets The Fine Print—set in Napa wine country, with fake dating, enemies-to-lovers tension, and a billionaire who refuses to behave.
Working for Dante Ossani was never part of my plan.
Billionaire vineyard owner. Legacy heir. Walking ego in a tailored suit designed to ruin my concentration. His standards are impossible, his attitude infuriating—and unfortunately, he’s my last shot at saving my career.
My ex didn’t just break my heart. He torpedoed my reputation as a wine blogger. Now the only way to get it back is to create a showstopping wine for the Ossani label—one that just happens to crush my ex’s new venture in the process.
The problem? Dante and I clash like rival vintages. Every sharp remark makes me furious… and far too aware of our chemistry. I’m supposed to be here to clear my reputation, not trade insults with a billionaire who makes my pulse trip over itself.
Then Dante does something unforgivable. And totally charming.
He pretends to be my boyfriend in front of my man-child ex.
Suddenly Napa thinks we’re a thing, and the lie spirals into hand-holding, slow dances, and a trip to Tuscany.
It’s all fake. Obviously.
Until it isn’t.
Because sometimes the line between hate and desire is thinner than you think—and crossing it changes everything.
Genre: Romance
Working for Dante Ossani was never part of my plan.
Billionaire vineyard owner. Legacy heir. Walking ego in a tailored suit designed to ruin my concentration. His standards are impossible, his attitude infuriating—and unfortunately, he’s my last shot at saving my career.
My ex didn’t just break my heart. He torpedoed my reputation as a wine blogger. Now the only way to get it back is to create a showstopping wine for the Ossani label—one that just happens to crush my ex’s new venture in the process.
The problem? Dante and I clash like rival vintages. Every sharp remark makes me furious… and far too aware of our chemistry. I’m supposed to be here to clear my reputation, not trade insults with a billionaire who makes my pulse trip over itself.
Then Dante does something unforgivable. And totally charming.
He pretends to be my boyfriend in front of my man-child ex.
Suddenly Napa thinks we’re a thing, and the lie spirals into hand-holding, slow dances, and a trip to Tuscany.
It’s all fake. Obviously.
Until it isn’t.
Because sometimes the line between hate and desire is thinner than you think—and crossing it changes everything.
Genre: Romance
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