Our Sadie
A secret billionaire.
The three men she’s hired to date.
A ninety-day competition to determine which man she gets to keep long-term.
Sadie Vincent is a woman with a plan. Despite a terrible accident that leaves thirty percent of her body burned, Sadie continues to finish college and live her life. As a business venture, she builds a site on the deep web that unites clients with the men of their dreams, even if those men come at a high premium.
Literally.
Dom Adrian is desperate. A laid-off carpenter and the sole provider for his developmentally disabled sister, he’s struggling to pay for her care. He tries turning tricks, but prostitution doesn’t offer stable pay. Joining Elegance could provide the solution to his monetary troubles, especially if he can convince Sadie he’s her best match.
Jerome Oakley is eager to quit porn. As much as this occupation used to work for him, years of putting his body through the wringer—including taking a prescription to maintain the physical “hardness” required—has taken its toll. Elegance offers him a similar gig but without pills or cameras. If only Sadie will choose him.
Zach Neihaus is cursed with bad luck. A Broadway-caliber ballet dancer, a single fall ends his career. To help with his mom’s medical bills, he agrees to pole dance with his girlfriend on a fan site for half the profits, only for her to take the funds and run. The security of a contract through Elegance prompts him to sign up, giving him the chance to win Sadie over.
A Prostitute, a Porn Star, and a Pole Dancer. One long-term contract. And a woman with a choice to make.
But what happens if she likes all three?
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