She kept four hundred jobs alive with her hands.
nHer father sold the company before sunrise.

At 6:00 a.m., a stranger is sitting in her father's chair.

'As of this morning,' Eric Lee says, 'I own Perez Manufacturing.'

She still has grease on her jaw.
nHe has a black folder and a five-year clock.

The payroll dies in fourteen days.
nThe town dies with it.

His terms are simple:
nmarry him in public, live in his penthouse, smile for the creditors.
nSeparate bedrooms. No intimacy. Her name on the rescue.

She signs for the floor.
nNot for him.

Then the workers learn she married the man who bought their lives.
nThey call her traitor.
nThe cameras call her Perez.

And the worst line isn't his.

It's her father's, written six months earlier:

She is unmarried, fiercely loyal, and in need of guidance.
I believe you will find her a valuable asset.

He didn't just sell the factory.
nHe packaged his daughter with the debt.

Now the man who bought her wants a partner.
nThe town wants a villain.
nShe wants the truth.

This time, she chooses the floor over the name.

What to expect:
nHostile takeover · Marriage of convenience · No-intimacy clause · Forced proximity · Workplace romance · Father's betrayal · Found family on the factory floor · Groveling hero who earns it · High angst · HEA

Standalone. Steamy. She keeps her boots.

The Takeover: A Billionaire Marriage-of-Convenience Romance

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