Working with the Enemy
He’s rich, arrogant, and my mortal enemy. My new downstairs neighbor. And I just crashed through my rotten floor and landed in his bed.
The bad news is, I’m wearing nothing but a few suds from my bubble bath.
And he’s not wearing anything at all.
That’s why I can see the perfect smattering of hair on his chest and the way his muscles shift when he turns to look at me in all my sudsy, startled glory.
And the worse news?
The next day, when I walk into the most important meeting of my life, I discover that my new neighbor is in fact Sebastian Anderson, real estate development mogul and my own personal villain.
Because he’s not simply trying to destroy every historic landmark in my beloved town. He’s also trying to destroy my home—and the new hole in the rotten floor isn’t helping me fight my case.
But worst of all?
He’s got the mayor’s approval to do it.
If I’m going to keep my job—and save my town—I have no choice but to work with him.
Even when he drives me crazy with his arrogant attitude.
Even when he goes out of his way to push my buttons, including teasing me with the most perfect not-a-date of my life.
Even when I discover that he has his own reasons to want to change this town, and they’re not at all what I expected.
But when the demolition crew shows up at my doorstep, I realize I haven’t just been working with my enemy…I’ve been falling for him.
Then I discover the secret he’s been hiding from me all along.
And it changes everything.
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