Auctioned to the Rebel
I spent $20,000 on the town’s most notorious bad boy. Now I’m stuck sharing a bed with him.
Ryder Hale is everything a good girl like me should stay away from.
Tattooed. Filthy-mouthed. Reckless. And so sinfully gorgeous he should come with a warning label.
He’s also my best friend’s older brother.
And the man I’ve secretly fantasized about for years.
So when my ex-fiance shows up at Devil’s Peak’s annual bachelor auction with his gorgeous new girlfriend, I do something completely out of character.
I bid $20,000 on the town’s most infamous rebel.
Then I tell my ex that Ryder is my new boyfriend.
There’s just one little problem.
Ryder agrees to play along.
Suddenly, I’m riding on the back of his motorcycle, heading to a destination wedding with a man who makes my pulse race every time he calls me sweetheart.
The rules are simple.
No real feelings. No inappropriate touching. And absolutely no kissing unless it’s necessary.
But a rainstorm strands us at a roadside motel.
With one bed.
And a dangerously tempting bad boy who seems determined to make me forget every rule I’ve ever followed.
Ryder says I’m too good for him.
I say he’s exactly the kind of trouble I’ve been waiting for.
He was supposed to be my fake boyfriend. Now the only thing fake about our relationship is the part where we pretend we don’t want forever.
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