I needed a job and a place to live, but after getting snowed in with an older oil tycoon I have to find a way to cool off first.
From Marie Johnston comes an age gap, snowed-in with a dash of workplace romance.
I got laid off and kicked out of the house I was sharing with my exon the same day. Faced with moving home and being put back in charge of my five siblings, I jump at a mysterious job interview. The only catch is that I hitch a ride with a local oil tycoonon his private jet.
Gentry King is also the single dad of the guy I'm interviewing with. Dads aren't supposed to be that sexy in a suit, ooze power, or make me suddenly desire older men. All I have to do is get through one meeting in the middle of nowhere and then I can go my own way.
Only a snow storm strands us in a small town. Gentry and I find the last hotel room available, and I'm so relieved when we get into the room I almost don't freeze solid at the sight of one bed. I don't need to risk my chances by sleeping with Gentry, but once I wake up next to him I don't have a snowball's chance in a fire pit of resisting.
King's Crown is a standalone novel in the Oil Kings series written by an award-winning author.