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More Than a Millionaire

288 pages

A breezy, tension-filled contemporary romance where a practical living arrangement quickly gives way to irresistible desire.

What it feels like

This brisk contemporary romance delivers a delightful clash of worlds, pairing a self-made millionaire from Buenos Aires with a titled London aristocrat in a classic forced-proximity setup. The mood is lighthearted yet steeped in simmering romantic tension, as a purely practical living arrangement in a luxurious penthouse quickly unravels into undeniable desire. The prose is accessible and focused on the magnetic pull between two opposites, keeping the pace engaging and the pages turning. It is a story built on the delicious friction of class differences and convenient flatmate agreements gone awry. Readers who devour classic romance tropes, especially the irresistible allure of a tall, dark hero and the spark of unexpected cohabitation, will find themselves thoroughly charmed by this swoony escape.

Mood
  • swoony
  • breezy
  • luxurious
Tone
  • playful
  • romantic
  • lighthearted
  • dramatic
Pace
brisk
Themes
class differences · forced proximity · convenient arrangements · undeniable attraction
The writing
Accessible and engaging, focusing on the simmering tension and glamorous contrasts of its leads.
The arc
Moves from a practical, convenient arrangement to overwhelming, irresistible desire.
Who it's for
Readers who love classic contemporary romance tropes, especially forced proximity and the clash between a self-made millionaire and a titled aristocrat.
Content notes
  • sexual tension

About the book

Moving in with a millionaire!

Emilio Diz, born on the wrong side of Buenos Aires, was now a tall, dark, irresistible millionaire. And he needed a woman -- the right kind of woman -- in his life...or at least in his apartment!

Abby, aka Lady Abigail Templeton-Burke, was desperate for somewhere to live. Who better to help furnish Emilio's new London penthouse and create the right impression? There was only one problem with Emilio's convenient flatmate: she was driving him crazy -- with desire!

Description from Open Library.

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