Let Love Rule

Author: Frances M. Thompson
Genre(s): Romance
Total pages: 109
Let Love Rule

Mina – His smiles are like sunshine, but bright light gives me a migraine attack. He wants us to be each other’s date at some family functions, but I don’t date men. He believes we can work together to secure a new important client, but I’m only doing it so I can finally prove to everyone just how capable I am. So what if we have fun together? We’re work rivals, complete opposites and the last thing I need being chronically ill and recently dumped is a relationship with the happiest boy in the office. And yet, for some reason I find myself telling Charlie all about my illness and about my ex and about how much I love Strictly Come Dancing and he doesn’t run away. In fact, he pulls me into a cloakroom, gets down on his knees, and shows me just what that sunshine-smiling mouth can do…

Charlie – Everyone thinks I’m gay, apart from Mina. Everyone assumes I don’t have a care in the world, but Mina discovers that’s not quite accurate. And everyone thinks I love my job and my life, apart from Mina after I inadvertently blurt out the truth on one of our fake dates. Mina may be the complete opposite of me, and currently my biggest rival at work, but she gets it, or at least, she doesn’t think I’m a lost cause. Furthermore, she helps put my mother in her place, which I have been wanting to do for thirty years, and it’s a revelation when she makes me realise just how bisexual I am after only being with men for ten years. What if Mina could be more than a fake date and my work rival? What if Mina is completely different from me, but also completely perfect for me? What if I can convince her to give us a go, to let love rule?

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