Ryker
A steamy billionaire brother's best friend romance
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3.9 • 10 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Book 4 in the Billionaire Blind Dates Series
Catherine has loved Ryker for as long as she can remember. Unfortunately, he's never seemed to feel the same way. Determined to move on, she starts fresh with a new home, a new outlook, and a promise to leave her unrequited feelings behind.
Then she discovers her new neighbor is Ryker.
Ryker has always believed Catherine deserves someone better than him. His business was built from nothing, but not always by the book. Add the fact that she's his best friend's sister, and staying away has always seemed like the only option. But the moment Catherine stops chasing him, he realizes letting her go may be the biggest mistake of his life.
When a stalker begins targeting Catherine, Ryker finally has a reason to stay close. As they work together to uncover who's behind the threats, long-buried feelings begin to surface. But the truth they uncover could destroy any chance they have at a future together.
Will Ryker realize Catherine is worth risking everything for before it's too late?
Perfect for readers who love:
Billionaire Romance
Best Friend's Sister
Protective Hero
Forced Proximity
Romantic Suspense
Contemporary Romance
Customer Reviews
4.5 stars of awesomeness from the author
The author has delivered what I believe to be a fantastic read. Ryker & Catherine's story is perfect blend of romance & suspense. She's always wanted him but he appeared to never return her feelings. She has decided to make changes in her life including letting go of her crush.
He believes that he's not good enough for his best friend's sister & now she lives next door to him. Will her stalker be the motivation for him to make a move?.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Good story
Would have rated this higher as the story was good but gee whiz the editing is poor making it difficult to read. When you’re paying for books you expect better . The main character’s name at the start of a chapter being misspelled is one of the many mistakes throughout the book.