She's high maintenance and out for revenge. He's blue collar and happy to be used. Can she keep her heart safe from the man she never saw coming? Cecilia Strong is furious her daddy is making her work at the office. As payback, she sets her sights on the company mechanic. Rick Rayne promised he'd keep his hands off the boss's daughter. But Cecilia is everything he likes, and she's looking at him like he's dinner and dessert. What starts out as simple gets complicated when Cecilia falls for Rick. What happens when he realizes he was only supposed to be a tool for revenge?

She’s chaos and sunshine. He’s order and grumpiness. What could possibly go wrong? When Tori Welch upends her career and comes home for a reset, she’s forced to stay at the local B&B instead of her mom’s house. And that would be fine, except her only regret in life happens to be the innkeeper. Will Joseph likes order and rules. It’s what’s made him such a good firefighter all these years, and what’s helped make the B&B he runs with his brother thrive. In fact, the only person who ever turned his orderly world upside down left town twenty years ago. Except now she’s back, staying in his B&B and suggesting they enjoy some no-strings-attached fun. When she agrees to the rules he puts in place to make it happen, he figures he’s safe. Ha.

She’s crushed on him for years. He wants to be more than a pretty face. Jodi Bristol knows three things for certain: bad things happen to good people; college girls order the most complicated coffee drinks; and Price Joseph will never see her as anything other than the barista who makes his vanilla oat-milk lattes. Price has spent his entire life being known for his looks instead of his brains, and has conveniently managed to avoid any real responsibilities outside of his job as a Talladega firefighter. He even stumbled into modeling for romance covers—a fact he’s kept to himself. Now that he wants to move higher up the ranks at the fire station, he realizes his carefree living might have cost him. When an electrical fire forces Jodi into the bed-and-breakfast Price hasn’t even opened yet, their newfound chemistry is enough to scorch everything it touches. She’s crushed on him for years. He wants to be more than a pretty face. Can they break free from their self-imposed restraints and find happiness together?

Two families. One flower. One undeniable attraction.  He’s only 27, but Quinton Henry is running out of time. As the reluctant heir to the world’s most renowned perfume manufacturer, he’s under pressure to craft a memorable scent for the company’s fast-approaching 150th anniversary. And he’s close: all he has to do is convince the owners of a small farm in Sacred River to hand over cuttings of a plant that stopped growing in Canada a century ago. Clementine Rowan has a plan to stop being known as the baby of the sisters: create the mythical love potion her family was once known for. She’s closing in on the perfect combination, and doesn’t have time to deal with the entitled Canadian who keeps asking about her plants. Tired of getting the runaround and determined to finally live up to his family’s expectations, Quinton decides to confront the woman who won’t answer his inquiries. Unfortunately for him, he’s woefully unprepared for the sisters of Sacred River. When Clementine and Quinton finally come face to face, the attraction is more than chemical. It’s explosive.

This is a straight-to-the-point, no-nonsense, easy-to-read guide to raising a boss instead of a worker. The rich people in this world wants your kids to keep a worker's mindset while they give their kids a boss mindset. Well, all of that will change when you read this book. By reading this book and applying the principles and pouring the knowledge I share with you in this book into your child's mind, you put your child in the game. Instead of making your child a piece on somebody else chessboard, read this book and give your child their own chessboard. Do your child and family tree a favor and read this book. I know you have better things to do than read technical books, so I made sure to keep this book simple and to the point. Trust me, you won't regret it.

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