Wicked Fortune
Magnus can’t let himself fall for her. Not when she’s the only thing standing in the way of the biggest deal of his career.
Magnus Sinclair inherited his father’s ruthless ambition, which helped him earn a name and a reputation for getting anything he wants. So when his old man posthumously orders Magnus to prove himself worthy of the Sinclair diamond earrings—and thus a place in the family fortune—Magnus is too busy building his own empire to give a damn.
He’s on the cusp of the greatest deal Brooklyn real estate has ever seen, and nobody’s going to stand in his way. Nobody, that is, except the five-foot nothing bombshell who runs the coffee shop smack dab in the middle of the block he wants.
Zoey Smith opened her cozy bookshop cafe with little more than sheer stubborn will. Sure, she’s working twenty-four-seven just to stay afloat, but she’s not the type to give up. Ever. So when Sinclair real estate goons come knocking, offering a fortune if she sells, she declines.
She’s not so firm, however, with the sexy guy who shows up inquiring about the help wanted sign, though it doesn’t take her long to realize he’s terrible at, well, everything.
Magnus knows it’s wrong going undercover, trying to win her over and steal her business right out from under her. But it’s dog eat dog in his world, and Zoey is the one set to lose.
Only, for the first time in his life, Magnus has met his match, and neither of them are coming out of this with their businesses- or hearts – intact.
If you love the savage sexiness of Zoe Blake’s dark romances or the forbidden loves of Rina Kent, don’t miss out on the fame, fortune, and lies of the Sinclair brothers.
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