Once upon a time, there was a tale about two vastly different individuals, each embodying contrasting personalities. On one side stood Adrian Carter, a wealthy businessman at just 20 years old, a self-made billionaire. He held power over his life and seemed to disdain those he deemed as "commoners" and women, viewing them as unworthy of the elite world he inhabited.
In contrast, Skylar Brandon was a quiet, seemingly cold-hearted woman, hiding a softer soul beneath her tough exterior. She had lost her parents at a young age and was now solely responsible for her younger sister's well-being. Her exceptional martial arts skills, honed through diligent practice and movie inspiration, were her pride – particularly in taekwondo and judo.
Life took a challenging turn for Skylar when she was let go from her job for refusing to compromise her values with a customer. With limited options, she ventured out to find employment, armed only with her high school credentials, all to support her family. Fate led her to an opening at Adrian's company, but her qualifications fell short.
Curiosity piqued, Adrian chose to hire Skylar, assigning her as both his personal chef and personal assistant. As fate would have it, Adrian found himself facing an unexpected dilemma: he needed to marry within three months without a steady relationship. He saw Skylar as the perfect solution, deciding on a contract marriage. But would their worlds collide smoothly, or would Skylar's unyielding nature prove too much?
To uncover the answers, dive into this captivating story by Tricia.
I love this book, even though sometimes the author mixed up the names of the characters. It was really great and I found it hard to put it down. I love the spunk of Avery (Andrian’s younger sister). Also love Skylar and her strength/commitment.
