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I let her believe a lie.
I was having the most Monday-est Friday known to man until I walked into a room and there she was. I’ve waited forty-two years to meet my other half, and if one look wasn’t enough, I knew it the moment I touched her.
Max thinks I’m someone I’m not—a misunderstanding I didn’t clear up. She’s a distraction I don’t need. But tell that to my heart, because I can''t stay away. My obsession grows when I find out she’s one of my employees, and I can’t help but watch her throughout the day while I keep up the charade of being someone else.
But no matter what, I knew it wouldn’t end well. The truth always comes out. When she realizes she had the wrong idea of me, will she give me a chance? Or will she think I’m nothing but an entitled billionaire and kick me to the curb?
It’s So Wrong It’s Good is an insta-love series with safe, dirty-talking, OTT alpha stalkers who love hard and will go to any lengths to prove it to the women who own their hearts!
Genre: Romance
I was having the most Monday-est Friday known to man until I walked into a room and there she was. I’ve waited forty-two years to meet my other half, and if one look wasn’t enough, I knew it the moment I touched her.
Max thinks I’m someone I’m not—a misunderstanding I didn’t clear up. She’s a distraction I don’t need. But tell that to my heart, because I can''t stay away. My obsession grows when I find out she’s one of my employees, and I can’t help but watch her throughout the day while I keep up the charade of being someone else.
But no matter what, I knew it wouldn’t end well. The truth always comes out. When she realizes she had the wrong idea of me, will she give me a chance? Or will she think I’m nothing but an entitled billionaire and kick me to the curb?
It’s So Wrong It’s Good is an insta-love series with safe, dirty-talking, OTT alpha stalkers who love hard and will go to any lengths to prove it to the women who own their hearts!
Genre: Romance
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