Love and Loathing
THERE’S A FINE LINE BETWEEN LOVE AND LOATHING…
In Aubrey Ford’s opinion, his best friend’s little sister is a naïve hippy do-gooder—a hypocritical trust-fund princess spending her father’s money on lost causes. In Evie Blackton’s opinion, men like Aubrey are exactly what’s wrong with the world—a callous tax strategist who only cares about making the rich richer.
But when Evie’s activist group targets one of Aubrey’s ultra-wealthy clients, she realises the man she hates might be the key she needs to bring their target down—if she can find a way to get close to him. Luckily, she’s not intimidated by tall, dark men with very stern eyebrows and ironic smiles…
Aubrey can only imagine Evie’s insistence on being his fake date is her way of torturing him, but with the ex that shredded his heart back in town, maybe he needs an ally. If only Evie wasn’t so young, and irritating, and determined to interfere with his broken heart. And if only she wasn’t so damned attractive…
But as one fake date turns into an increasingly heated weekend away, Evie’s mission comes back to haunt her. Can Evie and Aubrey separate truth from lie—and love from loathing?
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