Princes of Manhattan

Cynthia Swan is not an uptight workaholic who doesn't know how to have a good time. No matter what her sister says. So what if Cyn is working two jobs, volunteering at an animal shelter, and hasn't had a boyfriend for over a year. She still knows how to have fun. She's going to prove it too. With the scruffy, smirky, far-too-charming personal trainer she just picked up in a bar. Reliable, responsible, and heir-apparent to his father's billion-dollar corporate throne, Cameron Prince hasn't had time for a relationship in years. Besides, in his experience, love always ends in divorce. Just ask his father, who is on ex-wife number ten. But then she walks in. Stunning, stubborn, and fiercely self-reliant, Cyn turns every head in the room. Including his. So when she mistakes Cameron for a down-on-his-luck personal trainer, he . . . doesn't correct her. If the woman of his dreams doesn't like corporate suits, he doesn't have to wear one. At least not until she gets to know him a little better. But although Cameron knows the truth about who he really is has to come out, he doesn't realize just how quickly their clock is counting down to midnight . . .

Mary Chase can handle anything. Working as a manager/fixer/circus ringmaster for Rising Starr Talent Agency's most difficult clients has given her an extensive education in problem solving. But when Mary's next client turns out to be her boss's godson, the Wild Prince, her hard earned skills are pushed to the limit. Dominic Prince knows what the world thinks of him-that he's wild, that he's reckless, that he's got a uncontrollable temper. He also knows better than to care. But when coming to his future sister-in-law's defense lands him in trouble with both the press and the police, suddenly everyone expects him to change. Dominic is prepared to put up with the babysitter his family have saddled him with. But if they think she's going to tame him, they have another thing coming. Sparks fly when the woman who can handle any problem meets the man who refuses to be solved and their chemistry surprises both of them. Mary finds in Dominic a man capable of climbing her walls. And Dominic has finally met a woman who can beat him at his own game. But as their relationship deepens, their time together begins to run out. Will Dominic be able to convince Mary they're meant to be more than temporary? Or will she be gone before the last mid-winter rose petal falls?