Hearts Colliding
Returning to Love’s Harbour to claim his inheritance, Alex has only one aim: to consign his ancestral home to history
Alex has spent the past twenty years building his wealth and reputation as a ruthless businessman, developing luxury, prestigious homes. The New House is a project like no other. Ripe for conversion, he can destroy the past as effectively as he can the bricks and mortar before he turns his back and walks away forever. But Alex hasn’t reckoned on the villagers of Love’s Harbour — or the burly young barman from the local pub.
Life is good for Ryan. Love’s Harbour may be small, but it’s a community with a big and vibrant beating heart. It’s the perfect place to live, and Ryan wants to make sure it stays that way. But all that could change if the arrogant, frosty — and smoking hot — owner of the New House gets his way.
Alex’s vision will destroy the village. Ryan’s determined that can’t happen. Thrust into the unlikely role of spearheading the opposition, Ryan has to stand up not only to the risk Alex poses, but also to something far more dangerous: the threat to his own heart.
From the moment Alex and Ryan meet, attraction sparks. But they face each other across an unbridgeable divide. Both are determined to get what they want at any cost, yet the one thing they want more than anything is each other.
A steamy enemies to lovers MM romance. A touch of angst, a pinch of humour, and lots of heart. HEA guaranteed.
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