BAD BOY BILLIONAIRE by AMIE KNIGHT

‘Life was crazy, weird, and sometimes wonderful. I didn’t know if I was ever going to get used to the unusual turn that my life had taken lately. But I was damn sure going to try.’

Bad Boy Billionaire by Amie Knight was a lovely single dad age-gap romance, which we fell in love with right from the start. It was a quick -easy to read- swoon fest with great characters and a sexy and flirty storyline. We loved the friends to lover’s aspect as well as the building heat and ‘will they won’t they’ aspect. The chemistry was fabulous and the character utterly charming and lovable. A wonderful read from Amie Knight!

‘This sweet man was turning my heart inside out each and every day. And his words, they pushed me over the edge. Their sweetness. Their realness. They felt like a douse of sunshine in the middle of a rainstorm and I wanted to soak up all their light.’

Grace is a dreamer who dreams big! Starting her new life on her own terms and with limited means, she’s a young girl ‘almost’ lost in the big city of New York. Wanting to write the next big romance, she sits on the same bench every day observing couples in love, writing their stories in her head. Not that she wants a man herself, of course, she’s on a self-professed ‘man-ban.’ Or should we say ‘bad-boy’ ban. We all know how that story goes though, don’t we, HA! So, when Whitaker Aldrich catches her eye she knows not to go there, because this man is the epitome of bad-boy right from his Harley, sexy smirk, and leather jacket to the naughty twinkle in his green eyes. Fate wanted them to meet and when they did, repeatedly, under surprising circumstances, their paths aligned and what a fun, sexy, and sweet path that was!

‘I couldn’t go another day without her knowing how I felt. I was done being stubborn. I didn’t give a shit about her age. I couldn’t care less how long we’d known each other. I just knew. She was it for me. I wanted this every damn day and night and I was going to fight tooth and nail to get it. I was done with being just friends.’