The bachelor contract
Direct. Plain anatomical words, moderately crude dialogue.
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Blurb
From the #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Godparent Trap comes a funny, fantastic second-chance romance! She's everywhere: His ex-wife. The love of his life. The last person in the world he wants to see...ever. And now that he's working beside her every day, he can't escape her. Her scent, glimpses of her smile, even the tension in the air that makes his body hum with the kind of need he'd only experienced with one person-all of it is driving him over the edge. Brant Wellington is certain of three things: Alcohol isn't going to solve this. He's going wild. And his gorgeous ex-wife is going to be the death of him.
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The wager
Same author's addictive banter and forced-proximity tension, but lighter spice with a grumpy-sunshine twist instead of ex-spouse heat.
Used-to-be lovers
Estranged spouse reunites and pursues her back, same cheating wound and forced-proximity burn, slightly billionaire-glossier vibe.
The Sweetest Thing
Ex-husband complications and small-town warmth replace workplace tension, funnier and softer than Brant and his ex's slow burn.
I'm in no mood for love
Childhood crush turned ex-lover collides unexpectedly, same second-chance ache but messier, drunker opening and more comedic tone.
The summer hideaway
Slower, gentler second-chance with grief woven in, forced proximity trades workplace heat for quiet healing and family reconciliation.
Whatever Reilly wants--
Friends-to-lovers replaces second-chance but keeps forced-proximity sizzle and playful bet-driven tension, same spice level as Brant's story.