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He's rich, gorgeous, and charming as cake but she can't stand him. Stranded on an island is going to be torture… or is it?
Liz Meyer works on a yacht whose owner is never there – which is why she took the position. The man's public relations persona is womanizing and… charming. She's been around his charm and his magnetism is hypnotic. The sparks between them could start a fire! Liz doesn't want charming or fire. She wants peace after the constant turmoil with her ex.
The last place the billionaire would be is the first place Liz wants to spend her time.
Lincoln Holstein is nothing like the media makes him out to be. He prefers the quiet of his penthouse over the mad rush of a party. When he's forced to retire to his yacht for some well-deserved time away and to escape threats from a stalking competitor, he's frustrated by the sassy steward he hadn't realized was on his payroll. She does nothing but argue with him, as if she's the boss with the billions. He's never been more aware of a woman and he's not sure he likes the control she continues to take.
But none of that matters when the yacht suddenly starts to sink. With only two lifeboats available, Lincoln and Liz both decide not to take a spot in favor of saving others. They aren't far from a deserted island, so they swim for it.
Can two enemies rely on each other to survive? What if Liz and Lincoln find out losing their hearts is the best way to save themselves?
Liz Meyer works on a yacht whose owner is never there – which is why she took the position. The man's public relations persona is womanizing and… charming. She's been around his charm and his magnetism is hypnotic. The sparks between them could start a fire! Liz doesn't want charming or fire. She wants peace after the constant turmoil with her ex.
The last place the billionaire would be is the first place Liz wants to spend her time.
Lincoln Holstein is nothing like the media makes him out to be. He prefers the quiet of his penthouse over the mad rush of a party. When he's forced to retire to his yacht for some well-deserved time away and to escape threats from a stalking competitor, he's frustrated by the sassy steward he hadn't realized was on his payroll. She does nothing but argue with him, as if she's the boss with the billions. He's never been more aware of a woman and he's not sure he likes the control she continues to take.
But none of that matters when the yacht suddenly starts to sink. With only two lifeboats available, Lincoln and Liz both decide not to take a spot in favor of saving others. They aren't far from a deserted island, so they swim for it.
Can two enemies rely on each other to survive? What if Liz and Lincoln find out losing their hearts is the best way to save themselves?
