Untouched Heart
When Isabelle meets her boss’s brother, Gage Heart, all bets are off. She can’t stop thinking about the hot, tattooed, broody grump, and she’s torn between professionalism and a magnetic pull to a man she should not want.
Great job, loving family, strong female friendships—Isabelle has a full, happy life. She’s perfectly content to let the same kind of love her parents have find her, but the last person she expected to feel an intense attraction to is her boss’s brother and her new client. As Isabelle and Gage continue to be thrust together, her curiosity about the mysterious giant gets the better of her. Once she steps into his world, though, she knows there’s no turning back.
Struggling with the grief of losing his best friend and the guilt that comes along with it, Gage has closed himself off to the world. He avoids relationships and holds himself back with his friends and family. Meeting Isabelle is like a shock to his system. He’s entranced, caught up in her light, and he can’t help but step into it fully. But when an accident threatens her life, Gage regresses into his grief and pushes her away. He’s torn between his belief that he isn’t good enough for her and knowing that she was made for him.
Undeniable attraction, match-making siblings, and an exciting surprise they never expected have Gage and Isabelle fighting for each other, learning to let go of the past, and embracing their future.
Untouched Heart is the second book in the Heart City Billionaires series. It has everything you need: a hot, tattooed grump; a sweet, curly-haired sunshine; boss/best friend’s brother; strong female friendships; all the spice; and the kind of intense, all-consuming love story that will have you falling for Gage and Isabelle.
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