The Heartbreaker for Hire

Author: Melanie Shawn
Genre(s): Romance | Billionaire Romance
Total pages: 217

Cover of The Heartbreaker for Hire

Mikayla Parsons needs a boyfriend for four days. Unfortunately, the only man available is a walking red flag in cowboy boots.
Mikayla came to Lockhart Ranch for her cousin’s wedding. She did not come to discover her cheating ex is a groomsman. And his new girlfriend? Her best friend.

Perfect. Nothing says celebration of love like betrayal, assigned seating, and an open bar.

Since Mikayla would rather swallow her bridesmaid bouquet than admit she hasn’t dated anyone since the breakup, the normally rational, extremely Type-A CEO does something completely insane.

She hires a boyfriend.
Enter Damon Lockhart.
Cowboy. Flirt. Professional bad influence. And quite possibly the most infuriatingly attractive man she’s ever met.

Damon has spent the last two years flirting with Mikayla every chance he gets, while she’s spent them pretending his devastating smile doesn’t make her want to do very un-Type-A things to him.

Because Damon Lockhart doesn’t do serious. He does charming smiles, dirty jokes, and making women forget their own names.
In other words?

Perfect fake-boyfriend material. Terrible real-boyfriend material.
The rules are simple. Four days. No feelings. No complications. And definitely no falling for the cowboy.
Damon agrees. With a smile that belonged on a billboard warning women to proceed at their own risk.

What Mikayla doesn’t know?
Damon has been crazy about her since the day they met.And now the woman he’s wanted for two years has practically gift-wrapped an opportunity to convince her he’s more than the town’s favorite heartbreaker.

Fake kisses? He’s willing to suffer through them.
Hands on her whenever the ex is watching? Damon takes his responsibilities very seriously.
And if convincing everyone they’re madly in love requires sharing a bed? Best. Job. Ever.

Mikayla is determined to walk away when the wedding ends.
Damon is determined to make sure she doesn’t.
Because beneath the flirting, wicked grin, and heartbreaker reputation is one inconvenient truth Mikayla never saw coming.
Damon Lockhart isn’t pretending.

And if he gets his way, the only thing fake about their relationship will be how it started.

The Heartbreaker For Hire is a steamy, laugh-out-loud small-town romantic comedy featuring fake dating, forced proximity, a one-bed situation, opposites attract, he falls first, a Type-A CEO, a shameless cowboy, meddling family, wedding disasters, and a reformed heartbreaker who’s been waiting two years for his chance at forever.

No cheating between the main characters. No cliffhanger. Just all the laughs, swoons, steam, and happily-ever-after your heart can handle.

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