Blind Date
One billionaire. One high school teacher. One blind date. One teenager who refuses to mind her own business.
Weston Castile has everything a man could want. And he takes pride in being known as “Cold Castile.”
As the CEO of Castile Properties, one of New York City’s most prestigious real estate empires, his life is carefully structured, meticulously planned, and completely under control.
Then a blind date auction, held to restore his image, puts him on a collision course with the one woman who confronted him in a coffee shop one day.
Samatha Hollis.
A high school English Lit teacher.
Single mother to a sixteen-year-old daughter.
A woman who thinks rich people create their own problems.
Weston should walk away.
Instead, he can’t seem to stay away.
The more time he spends with Samantha, the more his carefully ordered life begins to unravel.
Suddenly, he’s eating patty melts in a neighborhood diner, getting interrogated by her teenage daughter, and being compared to Gatsby and Mr. Darcy by an entire classroom of students.
Chaos has never looked so good.
But Samantha has spent her life putting other people first. Trusting someone with her heart isn’t easy, especially a man whose world couldn’t be more different from her own.
For Weston, what began as a blind date has become something far more dangerous.
For the first time in his life, he’s not chasing a deal.
He’s chasing a woman.
And losing her isn’t an option.
No matter how far he has to go to keep her in his life forever.
Blind Date is a heartwarming billionaire romance filled with witty banter, laugh-out-loud moments, unforgettable chemistry, and a happily-ever-after that proves the best things in life are often the ones you never see coming.
18+
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