No More Billionaires
He's everything I don't want-- too good looking, too charming, and worst of all, too rich
I may be only 24 years old, but I swear I'm going through a mid-life crisis… way early.
Maybe it’s because of my broken engagement. Maybe it’s my nightmare stage-mom who’s pushed me all my life to use my looks to “land a rich man.”
Maybe it’s the fact that I gave up my promising TV news career for a guy.
Did I mention I was basically left at the altar? So… yeah.
Whatever the reason, I’m determined to completely change my life. It’s goodbye makeup, goodbye fashion, hello to keeping my head down, working hard, and proving I’m NOT just another pretty face while I fight my way back into the career I love— off-camera this time.
I’ve been lucky enough to land a producing job at Worldwide News Network in Atlanta, and NO ONE is EVER going to make me compromise myself again.
Not even Larson Overstreet of the Manhattan Overstreets, heir to not one but two family fortunes.
WNN’s star anchor has it all—good looks, a prestigious job, literally billions of dollars to his name, and more women than he can count throwing themselves at him.
Not me though. I’m not interested in him or his stunning hazel eyes or his even-more-stunning body or his maddeningly smooth and sexy deep voice.
Not at all.
Larson’s everything I don’t want. He’s too good looking, too charming, and worst of all, too rich.
The last thing I’m looking for is another big money honey. In fact, I’d prefer a nice little guy from the mailroom, maybe a guy who lives at home with mom and dad like I’ve been forced to do. That spark I feel when I’m working closely with Larson? I can handle it. It’s really not a big deal.
But then we have to travel together for a special report, and we get stranded together thanks to a rare Southern snowstorm.
That’s when I start to realize maybe Larson’s not the entitled, pretty rich boy I pegged him as.
And I might not as immune to him as I’ve pretended to be.
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