S.I.N.

One reckless night. One powerful decision. No regrets. I don't do reckless. Until one night in Manhattan changes everything. The stranger I spend it with? Unforgettable. Anonymous. Exactly what I need. Until the next morning. Because when I walk into the most important meeting of my career, I come face-to-face with him. And his two identical billionaire brothers. Ford, Ledger, and Callahan Sharpe run Sharpe International Network with ruthless precision. I've just been hired to lead their newest luxury resort project in paradise. Now I'm working side by side with the man who knows exactly how I sound when I lose control. In a world of power plays, hidden identities, and temptation I can't outrun, I have to prove I belong at the table. But when business turns personal, and desire refuses to stay behind closed doors, one thing becomes dangerously clear- This trip to paradise might be the biggest risk of my career… and my heart.

First love. Second chance. One condition. Fifteen years ago, he promised me forever under a Montana moon. Then he left. Ledger Sharpe was my first love. My first heartbreak. The boy who made me believe in forever - and the man who taught me not to. Now the he's back in Cedar Falls, forced to stay two months to finish his family's newest resort. The town hasn't forgiven him. And I haven't forgotten him. Ledger may be a billionaire now, polished and powerful, but beneath the tailored suits is the same boy who kissed me under the willow tree. The same boy who broke me. He wants another chance. I'll give it to him. On one condition: This time, he doesn't leave.

One hurricane. One roadside inn. Nowhere to go. I was supposed to wait out the storm. Instead, one conversation with the last man I ever expected to matter changed everything. Ford Sharpe is all tailored suits, calculated decisions, and carefully controlled emotions. I'm sunshine, optimism, and bigger dreams. When morning comes, we go our separate ways. Until fate throws us together again . . . this time as business partners. Working together was never part of the plan. Neither was falling in love. Because the closer we get to building something we never thought possible . . . the harder it becomes to choose between the future I'd always planned and the one I never saw coming.