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Sara Cate

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"Sylvie Devereaux is the wealthy daughter of affluent artists living in New York City. During a trip with her boyfriend to Scotland, Sylvie sneaks into Barclay Manor to retrieve a photo of a family heirloom. While sneaking around the mansion, she meets broody Scottish billionaire Killian Barclay and runs from the house, dropping her phone in her haste to get away. Weeks later, she's approached by Killian's sister. She has a proposal for Sylvie-to marry Killian for a term of three years and ten million dollars under the guise of improving his playboy reputation. What Killian doesn't know is that the marriage scheme is really a front for his sister and the rest of his family to extract him from their family home, Barclay M...anor, by utilizing the fine print of their family's trust against him. Sylvie agrees to these terms, but over the course of the three years, she starts to grow feelings for Killian and regrets what their marriage will do to him. Is the love of a good man with a dark soul worth telling the truth, or is she willing to break Killian's heart now that it's well and truly hers?"--

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Subjects
Genres
Romance fiction
Erotic fiction
Novellas
Published
Naperville, Illinois : Sourcebooks Casablanca 2024.
Language
English
Main Author
Sara Cate (author)
Physical Description
320 pages : illustration ; 21 cm
ISBN
9781728282190
9781464234064
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Review by Publisher's Weekly Review

Cate (Gravity) pairs a feisty American with a reclusive Scottish billionaire in the red-hot enemies-to-lovers romance that opens her Sinful Manor series. Sylvie Devereaux travels to Scotland with her boyfriend, Aaron, to connect with his family's roots. This mission leads her to break into his family's ancestral home--where she's caught and gets into a blistering argument with the new owner, Killian Barclay, who uses the house to host lavish BDSM parties. Upon returning home to New York City, Sylvie's life goes up in flames: she's out of money and catches Aaron having sex with her best friend. Relief comes when Killian's sister Anna calls her with an unusual job offer: marry and spy on Killian as part of a scheme to get Barclay manor into the hands of his siblings instead. If the house is transferred out of Killian's ownership by the end of the year, Sylvie will receive $10 million. She agrees, and the siblings lie to Killian that the marriage is merely "a ploy to improve his reputation." But when scorching chemistry and real feelings enter the fake marriage, all bets may be off. The kinky sex scenes between this pair of sparring hearts scorch the pages. Readers who like their romances on the extra spicy side will want to check this out. (Dec.)

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Review by Library Journal Review

Sylvie Devereaux has made some impulsive decisions. Dumping her cheating boyfriend is not one of them, but marrying a Scottish man she's met only once definitely qualifies. She has agreed to stay wed to Killian Barclay for one year in exchange for a life-changing $10 million. All she has to do is tolerate a handsome but rude man who has frustrated his family for years with his raunchy reputation and raucous house parties at their family manor in Scotland. Killian thought Sylvie would be the perfect fake wife because he believed she deserved his anger and his rudeness. However, he didn't plan on falling for a feisty American who gives as good as she gets, not to mention has a taste for some of the erotic things in life that he appreciates. The contract that Sylvie signed is for more than Killian knows, however, and their volatile relationship will be put to the ultimate test when its terms are revealed. VERDICT This sexy enemies-to-lovers story is filled with biting dialogue and page-melting chemistry. A great start to Cate's (Madame) new "Sinful Manor" series.--Jenna Harmison

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