The Last Resort
He’s ready to bring in the bulldozers, while she’s ready to lie down in front of them
He might be the youngest of the billionaire Royal brothers, but Matthew Royal is still determined to make his own mark in the competitive hotel and resorts business. His grand plans include building a brand new mega resort in Aspen, Colorado.
In the aftermath of a dark family betrayal, Rachel Little has moved to Aspen to rebuild her life. Taking a job as a consultant for the owners of the Green Tree lodge, she sets about finding a suitable buyer while endeavoring to save the near derelict historical building from falling into the hands of greedy developers.
When a handsome stranger crosses her path twice in a week, Rachel finds herself unable to resist his charms. And what more could a girl want than a passion filled romance to help restore her faith in the world?
Attending a town planning meeting Matthew and Rachel are both shocked to discover that they have been unwittingly sleeping with the enemy.
To make matters worse, the city council and resort owners, hatch a mad scheme to settle things once and for all. The two opposing architects are sent to live at the old ski lodge. If they don’t come up with a viable plan for the site, the land will be forfeited.
For Rachel and Matthew, sorting out their messy, unresolved romance is only just the beginning. Throw in a temperamental boiler, a late season snow storm, and an unexpected encounter with the local wildlife, and you have all the ingredients for a steamy, forced proximity, snowed in romantic comedy.
The Last Resort is a billionaire romance for readers who love their romantic comedy on the spicy side.
The Last Resort is a standalone book in the interconnected Royal Resorts romantic comedy series.
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