Summer has a Robin hood complex, Christoph is a billionaire windower with a kid and several high-end boutiques. When summer is caught trying to steal from one of the boutiques, Christoph decides to have her repay him instead of fiking a police report. They start out hating each other, but that hate soon turns to something hotter!

This is a quick and easy read. Although I enjoyed the storyline and romance in this book, it all did seem a bit rushed too me. I would have liked to get to know the chraacters more and see them grow together.

So good! One of my favorite books by this author. A lot of these books are very repetitive and this was far from it! Will recommend to everyone

Thanks to NetGalley and this Publisher for the ARC ❤️ Overall, I’d give this book ⭐️⭐️⭐️. I thought this was a quick, fun read!
The story was cute, although corny at times since no one in real life would go from meeting to business proposal/blackmail to engaged within a week. But I liked both characters and thought it was a fun, steamy read! Just a heads up to any readers that while it is an ARC, my internal neat freak was bugged by how many typos I found.

This was not for me. The enemies to lovers section was not a correct representation for a meet cute that was not so cute. A misunderstanding turned into unpaid internship that within days turns into a fake engagement? Not enemies to lovers, this is just messy undeveloped plots strung together.

The insta-love connection isn’t believable and you can’t really mention single dad protector if there are almost zero mentions of parenting that isn’t shallow. The relationship of Christian and his son in an undeveloped and disappointing plot line. And the kid goes from being raised by a nanny to instantly accepting a woman who stayed overnight? Not believable.

I am a stickler for typos and found so many I started highlighting, couldn’t help it. And for a chapter it seems the author couldn’t decide if the brother/ex boyfriend was named Adler or Alder. Clunky.

Steamy and easy to get into. I liked the single dad storyline. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC. I sped through this story. The writing was good.