The Billionaire's Condition

Zara Cole has three rules: never mix business with pleasure, never trust a man who's too handsome, and never, ever sign a contract she hasn't read twice. She breaks all three the night she meets Dominic Ashford — billionaire, ruthless negotiator, and the only person standing between her fledgling architecture firm and bankruptcy. His offer is simple: pose as his devoted girlfriend for eight weeks at a series of high-profile events, and her company gets the contract that will change her life. No feelings. No complications. No exceptions.

Dominic has built his empire on control. He doesn't do warmth, he doesn't do vulnerability, and he absolutely doesn't fall for women on his payroll. But Zara is infuriatingly honest, disarmingly funny, and the first person in years who looks at him like he's a man rather than a balance sheet.

As the weeks blur into stolen glances and almost-kisses, both of them must decide what's real, what's pretend, and whether the most dangerous deal either has ever made is the one neither signed for.