Love Clichés

There are a million and one reasons not to fall for her best friend's twin. Too bad love isn't reasonable... He may make her geeky heart beat faster, but Abby's crush on Zane needs to die. Not only is he her best friend's twin-an epic violation of friend code-but he's her total opposite. Oh, and right now? He's also her client. Zane's startup has enough headaches. He doesn't need the added stress of having his sister's irritatingly adorable friend taking over his office and getting under his skin-in more ways than one. His company's launch may rest on Abby's shoulders, but the cost to Zane's sanity and his heart might be too high. When Abby and Zane are forced together on an investor's weekend, the lines blur between business and personal, between friendship and something much more. Can this buttoned-up businessman and quirky coder take a risk on love despite the odds?

I am not that woman. The one who falls for her much older, extremely handsome, and totally unavailable boss. That's what I keep telling myself, anyway. I've watched the other women in the office fawn over Gavin, who just so happens to be one of Texas' richest and most desirable bachelors. But I'm interested in business. Totally professional. We would be a terrible idea. And yet...I can't seem to make myself want to stay away, despite the whole boss thing and an age gap bigger than the Grand Canyon. When Gavin's past slams into his present, the lines between business and personal suddenly become very hazy. Now, I have to decide what I want most: my carefully planned future or a man who offers me everything I didn't know I wanted.

What happens when the man I love to hate becomes the man I must pretend to love? I can't seem to escape Thayden Walker and his infuriating charm. Even his mother and his Great Dane seem bent on playing matchmaker. But I'm totally immune. Until I'm presented with an offer that puts my ability to withstand him to the test. If I marry Thayden, all my student debt goes poof, and he'll take over the family firm. There's so much more at stake than money or a job, especially when I start to see the man beneath the mask. Playing house with Thayden is the most dangerous game of all. And we're both set up to lose more than we could ever win. Unless we've been on the same side all along...