Tempt (Hartley)

I've always been a good girl, a rule follower. At least until I started working for billionaire bachelor Knox Crawford. Owner of LA's pro soccer team. And my ex's dad. The more time we spend together, the harder it is to fight our growing attraction. And the easier it is to forget our roles, to ignore the fact that I used to date his son. Sleeping with the boss could get me fired. But sleeping with my ex's dad could tear my life apart. Breaking the rules only seems fun, until you get caught. Contains mature themes.

Sailing the Caribbean solo was supposed to be an escape. Instead, I'm trapped on a thirty-five-foot boat with my new bodyguard-an overprotective alpha male who was my first love. Loving Jackson Shaw in secret almost cost me my relationship with my best friend-his younger sister. Losing him nearly broke me. It took years to put the pieces of my heart back together. To find some semblance of happiness. And while a lot has changed since the last time I saw him over a decade ago, the way my body reacts to him has not. Jackson's a former Navy SEAL, and when he puts his mind to something, he won't let anything stand in the way. So when he sets his sights on me, I'm both anxious and thrilled. My body might crave his touch, but my heart is another matter entirely. Jackson wants a second chance, and I'm beginning to wonder if I'm too focused on our past to see our future. Contains mature themes.

Pretending to be a celebrity billionaire's fake fiancée is anything but simple, especially when the man is my boss, Nate Crawford. He's fifteen years older than me. One of the hottest actor-producers in Hollywood. And my childhood celebrity crush. Or at least, he used to be-before I became his daughter's nanny and realized how demanding he could be. The only reason I haven't quit is because I adore his daughter, and I'd do anything for her. Which is how I find myself agreeing to a fake engagement to prevent Nate's ex-wife from gaining full custody. But when Nate kisses me, it feels real. And the longer we pretend, the easier it is to believe it's not all just an act. Now I'm worried his daughter's future isn't the only thing at stake because I'm falling in love with my fake fiancé.