Can Kate discover Roman's dark secrets before he discovers hers?
Journalist Kate Price accepts first prize in a contest she didn’t enter, seeing it as a chance to redeem her reputation. But when love gets in the way, her reputation is the least of her worries.
Roman Steele despises liars and the press. The woman of his dreams is both. But the truth is, once she’s in his heart, he has no defence against a powerful love.
Excerpt
She had been swimming for almost fifteen minutes before she realised she wasn't alone. Roman stood at the edge of the pool watching her.
“Thought you might need a towel.”
She hadn't thought about such mundane things as towels when she'd discarded her nightdress. “Thanks.”
“Want some company?”
“I'm nak - I mean, I haven't got anything on.”
Roman shrugged out of his white towelling bathrobe. “That's OK. Neither have I.”
Professional Reviews
Romantic Times - 4 stars
Katherine "Kate" Sabina Price wins a contest for writing the best advertisement for House of Style's newest product. Only she didn't write the ad; a co-worker playing a practical joke on her wrote it and sent it in. Now Kate travels to California from New Zealand to claim her prize-two glorious days with actor Roman Steele. Her new task? To write the tell-all piece about this standoffish celeb.
She doesn't count on becoming increasingly more attracted to Roman and vice versa. The more time she spends with Roman, the more intriguing he becomes.
When the time comes, will she be able to write a story that will spill all of his secrets?
This book grabbed me from page one and wouldn't let go until I'd finished the book. Roman was all a woman could ever ask for in a hero and I felt he met his match in Kate.
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