Fabulous and out today! Grab this one and head to the beach

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Fabulous! Smoking hot English gentleman with just the right kind of alpha grumpiness.

This book ya’all…. It is all my favorite genres- grumpy billionaire, enemies-to-lovers, and single dad- rolled into one delicious package.

Zeke stole my heart with his grumpy, broody vulnerability and naughty mouth. Catrin’s hilarious hang-up about her car and her feistiness really give Zeke a run for his money.  The banter between these two made me laugh out loud.  This book begins at the end of the Wedding Agreement (it is a standalone- but if you haven’t read it yet- jump to it). Catrin’s sister is getting married and while she loves a good romance, she doesn’t really want one of her own. Zeke doesn’t believe in real true love.  Before the wedding begins, Catrin has a run-in with Zeke when he hit’s her car.  She is angry at him because of the scrape, but even more so at his spoiled, entitled, personality-even if he does happen to be a Viscount.  Then she discovers he is the groom’s guest and close friend. They barely tolerate each other at the wedding, but there is so much underlying, smoldering tension.  After the wedding, fate keeps throwing them together until being in each other’s company is inevitable. When Zeke decides to catalog, sell, and display his father’s extensive and rare art collection, Catrin’s is recommended for the job.  Turns out she is one of the best curators for the job, but the problem is that she will be spending a few months at Zeke’s family estate. What could go wrong, right?

Catrin discovers that Zeke is also an upcoming painter and falls in love with his work, his staff and his daughter.  Time ticks by faster and faster and they both realize they have more in common than they thought.  Their attraction is undeniable and their need for each other grows stronger with every page.

I love how Annie Dyer writes a strong female heroine who doesn’t take anyone’s nonsense but is ok with just being a bit vulnerable. Same for the heroes, I love a hot Englishman with a chip on his shoulder that crumbles like a day-old scone at the chance at love.




Good reads: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/4733351114

https://www.bookbub.com/reviews/4241187658

Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/review/RUDFR1X3KEA4L/ref=pe_1098610_137716200_cm_rv_eml_rv0_rv

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