Once Upon An Unrequited Love
Romancing the Billionaire
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4.3 • 10 Ratings
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- $7.99
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- $7.99
Publisher Description
What happens when the world's most sought-after billionaire bachelor falls head over heels for a woman who’s made a vow never to love him back?
He changes her mind.
Max Grove isn't just any man; he's my best friend’s brother and the world's most desired billionaire bachelor. He captivates with his intellect, success, and undeniable charisma. His presence commands attention, a brooding, intense force that's as mysterious as it is irresistible. Yet, his heart beats for one woman—the one who's sworn never to love him back.
And that woman is me.
From the first moment our eyes locked, Max was helplessly in love with me. It’s been easy to resist him because he can be ruthless in pursuit of what he wants.
Now that we find ourselves alone in his family's villa in Lake Como, Italy, I’m finding it quite surprising that he’s starting to wear down my defenses. But falling in love with Max Grove means betraying everything I promised to protect. So, his love for me can only be unrequited—right?
Brace yourself for a love story that defies all odds in Once Upon An Unrequited Love, the breathtaking conclusion of The Lord Brothers of Manhattan, and Romancing the Boss and Billionaire series. This emotional and heartwarming romance read will leave you breathless.
“Oh, Lake,” he whispers, drawing me against him and enveloping me in his warmth. You can’t fear death or love.” I close my eyes as the gentle kiss he places on my shoulder sends a fresh flutter of butterflies through my belly. “One thing is for certain: We’re all going to die one day. But true love—that’s not guaranteed. And I can love you, Lake. I can love you until I take my last breath...”
Customer Reviews
A compelling, quiet end to a series
I have read each book in the series with the Groves and Lords and set a reminder in my calendar to purchase this one as the earlier books and the teaser for this book so compelled me. This book, the last in the series, was gentle and thorough to close up a broken heart as Lake, recently widowed from Mason, reunites with Max, her late husband’s enemy and the one man she has chosen to never like. A tad anti-climactic and lacking in the usual spiciness of Zooey Locke, it is nevertheless sweet and fulfilling. It ties up some loose ends and isn’t too cluttered with memories and name dropping, which can happen as a series carries on, trying to fulfill the unspoken requests from readers of the previous instalments in the series to update on how their favourite, beloved characters - now friends in our hearts - have proceeded in life. Sweet, compelling and finalizing. It’s sad to see them all go.