BLURB
Fall in love with billionaire, Fordham Sharpe, and sassy businesswoman, Ellery Sinclair, in this all-new wrong place at the right time, forced proximity, office romance by New York Times bestselling author, K. Bromberg.
One stormy night.
One hotel bar full of stranded travelers.
One available chair next to a charming, mysterious, and sexy-as-hell man.
There was something about him and our conversation that made me feel alive. That made me feel heard. That sparked a fire within me.
When our paths crossed again, I never expected the stranger to be Fordham Sharpe, one-third of the sinfully rich and ridiculously successful Sharpe International Network brothers. Nor did I expect we’d become partners—fifty-fifty—in a hotel transformation that dreams were made of.
My dreams, anyway.
To him, I was off limits. He was my venture partner, and we knew better than to mix business with pleasure. But we had one thing in common—we were both hiding. From our pasts. From unresolved family conflicts. From what really mattered—our hearts.
But as each day passed, our mutual attraction became harder to resist.
We agreed to the partnership to prove our worth to our families, but perhaps we’d only prove our need for something else. Each other.
One night talking to a man I never met proved to be the catalyst for change within me.
ARC REVIEW
When two strangers are stranded together and have a connection that is instant and forever changes their lives you get Ford and Ellery’s story.
Ford and Ellery are two broken people. They both have walls up for different reasons, but sometimes walls are meant to be knocked down. The moment they met there was a connection between them. They were strangers stuck together during a storm. Neither of them expected to see each other again…
My heart broke for Ellery and her story. I understand where she is coming from, but its so heartbreaking. Ford, it’s hard not to feel for him to. However, as the spend more time together and get to know each other they both start to slowly open up and knock down some walls.
I loved the moments between Ford and his brothers. I also loved Ellery’s love of romance novels and if you’ve read the author before you may recognize some scenes.
If you’re looking for a forced proximity, billionaire, emotional, workplace romance this is one to check out.
