A totally unputdownable second-chance romance - characters with an unbeatable chemistry and a gorgeous HEA!
It's hard to stay professional when you're stuck on a tiny island with your ex
Carrie Briggs is on the cusp of a career breakthrough. About to be made partner at her accountancy firm, she's been given one more hoop to jump through before it can be made official.
And she could think of worse clients to work with because world-renowned billionaire Joe Hettich is flying her out to his private island in the Caribbean.
But her hopes of career highs (and relaxing in the gorgeous sun in her spare time, of course!) are dashed when she meets the CFO of Joe's company: Luke Chalmers, the man who broke her heart seven years ago when he chose his ex over her.
With a storm brewing in paradise both in her heart and literally, on the island she's going to have to put her big girl pants on and get through this, before all those feelings have a chance to resurface
A sun-filled and heartwarming romance, perfect for fans of Emily Henry and Christina Lauren.
Praise for Laura Carter:
'This has been one of my favorite reads of 2024. So much that I devoured it in less than 24 hours.' Reader Review
'This book has everything you'd want in a romance. I couldn't put it down. The chemistry & banter between the characters is perfect! Highly recommend.' Reader Review
'What a breath of fresh air this book is! A perfect, playful escape. A fun, fast read that will have you rooting for main characters Abbey and Ted.' Samantha Tonge
'A brilliant rom-com you'll fall in love with' Mandy Baggot
'If you love a story about fake dating or a romance book that doesn't have too much spice in it, then this book is for you!' Reader Review
'Absolutely love this book! It was so well written and had me swiping to the next page on my Kindle!' Reader Review
'I'm immersed and invested. 5 stars, absolutely recommend!' Reader Review
'what a story, I absolutely loved it and just couldn't put it down.' Reader Review
'Great characters, fun story and a HEA! What more can you ask for?' Reader Review