The Sweetest Taboo
She’s a hurricane in disguise. Dangerous. Forbidden.
I fell for a woman for the first time in my life. I never thought the winds of Montana could carry in a storm like Isha George. She’s stunningly beautiful. Years younger than me. Definitely a gold digger. She’s charming, elegant, and she’s my younger brother’s girlfriend.
When Isha sweeps into my life, I’m sure she’s a tempest hiding behind a smile as bright as sunshine. And, she has her eyes on the prize – a piece of the Ledger Ranch. My ranch.
So, I do what any good brother and ranch owner would. I steal her away and then proceed to break her heart.
Now six years later, I see her again. We’ve both grown up, but one thing hasn’t changed. I still want her, more desperately than I ever did before. And if there’s the one thing I learned during our time apart, it’s that I’m in love with her even more than I was. I always have been. I always will be. But will she ever forgive me for what I did?
The Sweetest Taboo is a standalone billionaire forbidden love story that is A Modern Vintage Romance. Books in this series bring back the nostalgia of Harlequin and Mills & Boon romances from the eighties with a modern twist. Meet alpha men who know how to wound but also to grovel and meet strong women who hold their own.
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