After getting burned in the worst possible way, Bailey is DONE with men. Billionaire Roman is determined to convince her otherwise.
I am done with men. D - O - N - E. DONE!
I don't care how much billionaire Roman Cadwell pushes (and, oh boy, does the sexy man push ALL my buttons), I am not dating him. Especially not when he's wearing a golden band around his ring finger.
But what if Roman isn't really married? What then? No, no, no. I will not fall into Lying McLiarson's trap.
Only every time the man touches me, my body forgets I'm a good girl and wants to give in.
HANDS OFF, Mr. Lying Pants, before I forget I'm a good girl.
Although - no one said I had to be a good girl forever.
This billionaire small town romantic comedy features a woman who has sworn off men - even gorgeous billionaires who buy her expensive gifts, a billionaire who knows what he wants and is willing to do anything to get it, and a nosy, interfering Grandma who has no filter on her mouth and sex on the brain.
Author's Note: This romantic comedy contains absolutely, positively NO cheating. None. But it does have a whole bunch of witty dialogue and a super sweet happily ever after. And maybe more drama than the author originally intended. What can she say? The characters have minds of their own.
Hands Off is a standalone book in the Love in the Suburbs romantic comedy series.