Once upon a One-Night Stand

He was supposed to be a one-night mistake. Now he’s her new boss. An entertaining enemies-to-lovers billionaire boss romance where one kiss and one night of passion threaten to tame Manhattan's least eligible and highly desirable bachelor.

I could never love him.
I don’t even like him.
And I hate that I ever gave in to him.

I'm talking about the Grove family heir and CEO of a winning sports team, Lynx Grove, who has become my one-night mistake.

Sure, he convinced everyone, including my favorite cousin, that he's a good guy.

But Lynx Grove is not a good guy.

He's an emotionally unavailable frog that every princess should never kiss.

I shouldn't have ignored all his red flags, but I was in a mood.
And he was so incredibly hot.
With his jawline.
That smirk.
And those hands.

By the time he blurted his stupid rule about “no kissing," it was too late to stop.
The seduction train was not derailing, if you know what I mean.

So that night, we both broke a few rules.

And then I made a new one:

Never see Lynx Grove ever again.

But that lasted about thirty seconds because now he’s my new boss.
And as far as I'm concerned, he's still the very last man I will ever let myself fall in love with.

But there’s tension.
There’s banter.
There’s chemistry so intense, I can hardly breathe when he's near.

But I'm already in trouble because it's clear how this thing between us is going to end:

With me breaking every rule I’ve ever made for a man who swore he’s not ready to love anyone.