Crushing On My Grumpy Billionaire Boss: A small town romance where he falls first (Enemies to Lovers)

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Billionaire Bad Boy Hunter Rexon is my new boss and totally off-limits. Stranded on a highway. Phone dead. Skirt torn. Dignity? Gone. Then a biker with tattoos and stormy eyes stops to help. He’s not just a ride. He’s Hunter Rexon . My new boss. Everyone says he’s brutal. Ruthless. The last man I should trust. But starting over in the small town of Rose Hills means living under his roof, under his rules. He’s grumpy, sharp, and so magnetic I want to scream. He won’t bend. I won’t break. One second, he’s snapping at me, the next, he’s acting like my shield. The more we clash, the more I crave him. His iron rules? They’re starting to melt. I’ve been pouring my heart out to a stranger online. A man who listens. Who understands me in ways no one else ever has. I don’t know who he is. I just know he feels real. If the walls of my real life and secrets come down, I won’t lose my job… I’ll lose the one man my heart chose long before I understood why. Grumpy Sunshine duos Text to lovers romance Beauty & the Beast vibes He falls first and harder Found family Off-limits romance No cheating, no swears, just sweet romance with tension and banter. A sweet, clean, small-town romance where sizzling chemistry meets forbidden love—and neither one stands a chance.

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Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

A sweet, tension-filled billionaire romance with no explicit content. Themes include workplace power dynamics and online/offline identity, but conflict is emotional rather than physical or sexual.