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Playing House By Lila May (NEW)
Playing House By Lila May (NEW)
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What if you were handed the keys to making your dream come true, only to find out that to make it happen, you must work with someone you can’t stand?
Although Becky Salter’s life hasn’t been easy, she isn’t one to complain. But when a bratty rich kid comes into her restaurant one night, acting like a jerk, she can’t help but react. Now she has lost her waitressing job, Becky is barely making ends meet and knows she will have to put her biggest dream on hold; to build a charity house for women in need. But when an unexpected benefactor reaches out to her, Becky is ecstatic that she can finally move forward on making this dream a reality. That is, until she realises it all comes with a big catch … she must work with his son. None other than the bratty jerk who had her fired from the restaurant. Now Becky can’t decide which is more infuriating, Mason’s annoying attitude on this project, or the way the sight of his hard abs makes her heart skip a beat.
Mason Parkes doesn’t know what hard work is. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he has enjoyed the party life, never taking anything too seriously. But when he takes one of his childish pranks too far, he finds himself kicked out of university for good. Now, his dad is insisting he must work for a living if he wants to see a dime of his inheritance. Not only that, but his dad also teams him up with a major PITA who looks like she doesn’t even know the meaning of the word ‘fun’. And although he admits she is sexy in a nerdy kind of way, all Mason knows is that he can’t let himself fall for the wrong type of girl. Again.
Can Mason and Becky put their differences aside to build this charity housing project or will it all fall down?
Playing House is an enemies to lovers romance with a HEA. It is Book One in a series that can also be read as stand alone.
Although Becky Salter’s life hasn’t been easy, she isn’t one to complain. But when a bratty rich kid comes into her restaurant one night, acting like a jerk, she can’t help but react. Now she has lost her waitressing job, Becky is barely making ends meet and knows she will have to put her biggest dream on hold; to build a charity house for women in need. But when an unexpected benefactor reaches out to her, Becky is ecstatic that she can finally move forward on making this dream a reality. That is, until she realises it all comes with a big catch … she must work with his son. None other than the bratty jerk who had her fired from the restaurant. Now Becky can’t decide which is more infuriating, Mason’s annoying attitude on this project, or the way the sight of his hard abs makes her heart skip a beat.
Mason Parkes doesn’t know what hard work is. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth, he has enjoyed the party life, never taking anything too seriously. But when he takes one of his childish pranks too far, he finds himself kicked out of university for good. Now, his dad is insisting he must work for a living if he wants to see a dime of his inheritance. Not only that, but his dad also teams him up with a major PITA who looks like she doesn’t even know the meaning of the word ‘fun’. And although he admits she is sexy in a nerdy kind of way, all Mason knows is that he can’t let himself fall for the wrong type of girl. Again.
Can Mason and Becky put their differences aside to build this charity housing project or will it all fall down?
Playing House is an enemies to lovers romance with a HEA. It is Book One in a series that can also be read as stand alone.
