Ruthless Legacy
Ryder needs to fool his family into believing he’s a changed man. What he doesn’t count on is his hired help making him want to change for real.
Ryder Sinclair never took an interest in the family business. Hobnobbing with real estate magnates just doesn’t rev his engine the way partying with royal heiresses does. So when his father warns him to display “sincerity and respectability” or lose the coveted Sinclair necklace…along with the money that funds Ryder’s lifestyle…the wild and reckless playboy knows he has to get his act together.
With some help, of course.
Elliot Perry earned her own fame and fortune with her business as a lifestyle therapist—a fancy way of saying she’s a babysitter to oversexed trust fund babies whose daddies are threatening to cut them off. When given the opportunity to clean up notorious bad boy Ryder Sinclair, she marks him as just the job to rocket her to the top of the New York City scene and expand her business to the east coast.
The only catch? They have only four weeks to pull off what might be the biggest transformation of her entire career.
But Ryder’s unwillingness to change for real and Elliot’s refusal to help him put on a fake show turns into an ongoing battle of wills that only deepens their immediate and intense attraction to one another. Losing her heart to this bad boy isn’t a part of the plan, and it’s taking everything she has to resist him.
This might be the one job she’s not fit to win, and her reputation isn’t the only thing on the line.
So is her heart.
If you love the savage sexiness of Nicole Fox’s dark romances or the forbidden loves of Sara Cate, don’t miss out on the fame, fortune, and lies of the Sinclair brothers.
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