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Lies can be toxic…
Gabe is a shrewd businessman to one of Las Vegas’ upscale resort and casinos. What he wants, he naturally takes—and he wants Nina. Held in a bitter divorce, Gabe finds it difficult to put his trust in anyone. Until Nina. But there’s one person keeping him from having her—his soon-to-be ex-wife. Gullible and trusting, Regina “Nina” Conners can’t get enough of Gabriel Alexander. He’s smart, sexy and lights a fire in her she never knew she had. Flown out to start her position as the new publicist for a very important client, Nina soon discovers that her fiery relationship with Gabe is ensnared in nothing but secrets and lies… Caught in a web of jealousy and obsession, Gabe must do whatever it takes to restore Nina’s faith in him or risk losing the woman he’s determined to have. |
Sneak Peek...
“Beautiful.”
Nina turned to the deep, masculine voice. She wasn’t surprised to find the man who’d been staring at her from across the room standing close behind her. His green eyes were dangerously alluring.
“Excuse me?”
“The flowers,” he said smoothly, the corner of his lips lifting. “They’re tulips, right?”
She nodded, glancing back at the large arrangement of red and yellow blooms. “They are beautiful, but I think they’re a little too… perfect.”
The man raised a brow. “You have a thing against perfection?”
Nina shrugged. “Perfection isn’t real. For a minute, I thought these were fake. But then I took a closer look.”
He studied her. “And what did you see?”
“I found one that was perfectly imperfect. Like that one,” she said, pointing at the red tulip with the missing petal.
He stared closely at the delicate bud. Then, to her surprise, he plucked it from the rest of the arrangement and continued to study the damaged flower.
“I guess everyone has their idea of perfect, because this one looks perfectly fine to me.”
She agreed but didn’t tell him that. Though the rest of the arrangement was near flawless, it was that faulty tulip in his hand that had drawn her attention. The one she had been close to taking for herself before she caught him watching her.
“They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I see you have a bad eye,” she teased.
He grinned at that. “Let’s just say I can spot a lovely flower when I see her. Even from across the room.”
Nina blushed despite herself.
“She’s just missing one thing.” He took the tulip in his hand and neatly tucked it behind her ear. “There,” he murmured. “Beautiful…”
Nina turned to the deep, masculine voice. She wasn’t surprised to find the man who’d been staring at her from across the room standing close behind her. His green eyes were dangerously alluring.
“Excuse me?”
“The flowers,” he said smoothly, the corner of his lips lifting. “They’re tulips, right?”
She nodded, glancing back at the large arrangement of red and yellow blooms. “They are beautiful, but I think they’re a little too… perfect.”
The man raised a brow. “You have a thing against perfection?”
Nina shrugged. “Perfection isn’t real. For a minute, I thought these were fake. But then I took a closer look.”
He studied her. “And what did you see?”
“I found one that was perfectly imperfect. Like that one,” she said, pointing at the red tulip with the missing petal.
He stared closely at the delicate bud. Then, to her surprise, he plucked it from the rest of the arrangement and continued to study the damaged flower.
“I guess everyone has their idea of perfect, because this one looks perfectly fine to me.”
She agreed but didn’t tell him that. Though the rest of the arrangement was near flawless, it was that faulty tulip in his hand that had drawn her attention. The one she had been close to taking for herself before she caught him watching her.
“They say beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I see you have a bad eye,” she teased.
He grinned at that. “Let’s just say I can spot a lovely flower when I see her. Even from across the room.”
Nina blushed despite herself.
“She’s just missing one thing.” He took the tulip in his hand and neatly tucked it behind her ear. “There,” he murmured. “Beautiful…”