The Wrong Time
Rule number one in love: learn from the past, and don’t make the same
mistakes twice.
My worst mistake was a secret affair, I have vowed to never, ever to repeat. The fact
it was with my brother’s best friend, should have been a red flag to begin with.
When it ended in earth-shattering heartbreak, the only way to move forward, was to
loathe every single inch of Brandon Johns.
Fast forward three years, and I have rebuilt my life, mending the betrayal that broke
me, and my family. Now governor of a basketball team, success filled a void
in my heart… until the board demanded that we bring my biggest mistake back!
When hell freezes over.
Brandon Johns, the Australian baller who could easily pass as a model with his golden locks and tanned, muscular body. Not to mention those blue eyes that could melt the hardest of hearts—they want him back?
They conveniently forgot he walked out on the team, demanding to be traded.
He broke our player’s trust.
He broke my trust.
Even if he is the answer to our championship dream, I vowed never to see him
again. I promised myself I would never let the man who almost broke me, back into my life.
My only saving grace in this mess is that I have the upper hand—because this time, I’ll be his boss.
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THE WRONG TIME is an enemies to lovers, billionaire romance with the added spice of sports. It can be read as a stand alone, or start the series with Book #1. To get the most out of this story I recommend reading The Wrong Move first.
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