He owns the city. She owns the night.
Nolan Haste has everything , a billion dollar Sweet wheels empire, a penthouse overlooking Manhattan, and a wife who sleeps with other men in hotel rooms while he waits in the car.
Seven years of humiliation. of "open marriage." Seven years of watching his wife Beth fall into bed with anyone except him.
Then Farris, his foul mouthed, womanizing best friend, brings his cousin to the tennis club.
"You seem boring," she says, green eyes slicing right through him. "But I can change that."
Farah Hadid doesn't do relationships. She doesn't do love. She just wants fun and Nolan Haste, the sad, sexy wheel king, looks like a lot of fun.
"I like you," she whispers in the elevator, pressing the stop button. "Now be quiet and don't tell my cousin."
But fun turns into something else. Something messy. Something that ends with Nolan on his knees and Farah saying the one thing she swore she'd never say.
Warning: A man who finally learns to say "no" to his ex, and a heroine who takes what she wants.
