The sexy and emotional companion novella to the New York Times bestselling romance HERO.
Cover
Design: By Samantha Young
Blurb
Nadia
Ray is not just a broadcast meteorologist. She’s Boston’s morning television It
Girl. Successful and independent, she’s put a past she’s ashamed of behind her
and is forging a future she can be proud of. However, when her new boss discovers
her secret he blackmails her, intent on using Nadia’s popularity to make them
the number one morning show in Massachusetts. He wants her to be part of
uncovering the city’s biggest scandal - a secret billionaire Caine Carraway is
hiding.
Soon
Nadia is thrown into the path of Caine’s best friend: sexy, wealthy bachelor
Henry Lexington. But she doesn’t encounter the dashing high society gentleman
Henry is purported to be. Instead she’s faced with an insulting and defensive
villain who misjudges her at every turn.
When
Henry finally realizes the truth, and decides to make amends, Nadia wants
nothing to do with him. But she underestimates his determination and charm and
soon they find themselves embroiled in an intense, passionate affair.
An
affair Nadia knows must come to an end before their feelings grow any deeper
and he discovers her secrets.
After
all, Henry Lexington isn’t the only one who played the part of a villain once…
Out
December 5th in digital edition.
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REVIEW
EXCERPT
Maybe he really did feel bad for the way he’d
treated me.
Yeah, maybe he did.
But did that change anything?
He’d still treated me poorly and who was to
say he wouldn’t again?
Just because people felt awful for doing
something didn’t mean they wouldn’t repeat the crime.
The real problem was my attraction to him.
I could admit it.
I was attracted to the son of a bitch.
There was something deeply wrong with me that
I could be attracted to a man I didn’t even like.
Turned out that lunch with my colleagues was a
terrible distraction idea. Because Henry was dining at The Bristol Lounge with
none other than Caine Carraway.
“Maybe we should go somewhere else,” I said as
we stood in the lobby outside the restaurant. Henry hadn’t spotted us yet.
Barbara frowned. “This is your favorite place.
You love the Bristol Burger.”
I did love the Bristol Burger.
And for the first time in weeks, I was hungry.
Dammit.
No man was chasing me away from my goddamn
burger.
“You’re right.” I nodded, sounding more
assured than I actually felt. “But I’ll walk on your left side.”
My friend eyed me in confusion as I huddled at
her side, trying to hide behind her as the host led us up the few stairs onto
the main floor of the restaurant and right past Henry and Carraway’s table near
the bar area, to a larger table at the back of the restaurant. As far as I
could tell, he hadn’t spotted me and there were now pillars between us that I
could hide behind.
Relieved, I slid into my chair beside Barbara.
“Drinks?” the waiter asked.
We’d finished giving him our orders when the
sight of Henry Lexington walking into view around one of those aforementioned
pillars and toward our table made my pulse skitter.
He gave me a soft smile as if we hadn’t been
enemies up until twenty-four hours ago. “Miss Ray, what a pleasant surprise.”
That soft smile grew into a roguish grin. “Are you stalking me?”
I arched an eyebrow, wondering what the hell
kind of game he was playing now. “A burger. I’m stalking a burger.”
“The burgers are very good here.”
“Mr. Lexington,” Barbara said beside me,
sounding delighted to see him, and awfully familiar. “What a pleasure to see
you.”
“You too, Barbara. And please, I’ve told you
before—smart, beautiful women should call me Henry.”
I didn’t know what to do first: be surprised
they knew each other or gag at his flirting with her.
“You know each other?”
“I know everyone worth knowing.” He winked at
Barbara and she tittered like a schoolgirl.
Dear God.
And then I was the focus of his attention. He
leaned against Andrew’s chair who was, as always, oblivious to anything but
himself. “So this burger … will it put you in a good mood?”
“Excuse me?”
Those blue eyes were too intense, much too
intense. “A good enough mood to agree to have lunch with me tomorrow?”
How dare he put me on the spot in front of my
colleagues, in front of Barbara! What? Did he think I’d be civil to him because
we had an audience? I scowled. “No.”
“Are you seeing someone?” he persisted.
“No, she’s not,” Barbara interjected, giving
me an “Are you crazy?” look. “And yes, she’s free for lunch tomorrow. You can
pick her up from the station at one.”
“Fantastic.” Henry gave her a grateful,
gorgeous smile before turning it on me. “See you tomorrow.”
He was
gone before I could even get past the shock that had sealed my lips.
About Samantha Young:
Samantha Young is the New York Times, USA
Today and Wall Street
Journal bestselling author of adult contemporary romances, including
the On Dublin Street series
and Hero, as well as the New
Adult duology Into the Deep and Out of the Shallows. Every Little Thing, the second book in
her new Hart’s Boardwalk series,
will be published by Berkley in March 2017. Before turning to contemporary
fiction, she wrote several young adult paranormal and fantasy series, including
the amazon bestselling Tale of
Lunarmorte trilogy. Samantha’s debut YA contemporary novel The Impossible Vastness of Us was
published by Harlequin TEEN in ebook & hardback June 2017. Play On is an adult contemporary
romance and the first in a brand new series set in Scotland. Villain is a companion novella to
the New York Times bestselling romance HERO.
Samantha
has been nominated for the Goodreads Choice Award 2012 for Best Author and
Best Romance for On Dublin Street,
Best Romance 2014 for Before Jamaica
Lane, and Best Romance 2015 for Hero. On Dublin Street, a #1 bestseller
in Germany, was the Bronze Award Winner in the LeserPreis German Readers
Choice Awards for Best Romance 2013, Before
Jamaica Lane the Gold Medal Winner for the LeserPreis German Readers
Choice Awards for Best Romance 2014 and Echoes of Scotland Street the Bronze Medal Winner for the
LeserPreis German Readers Choice Awards for Best Romance 2015.
Samantha is
currently published in 30 countries and is a #1 international bestselling
author.
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