Second Chance Rival
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4.5 • 129 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
From Wall Street Journal and USA Today Bestselling Author M. Robinson comes an enemies to lovers, arranged marriage, second chance standalone romance.
The only thing I was looking forward to more than marrying my enemy…
Was seeing her pregnant with my baby.
But I guess that’s why I’m the bad boy of my family—but she’s always played the good girl.
If they only knew the things she begged me to do all those years ago, when I was sneaking in through her bedroom window.
Before I left.
Before I broke her heart.
Before she hated me.
She doesn’t have to love me.
Hell, she doesn’t even have to like me. She just has to marry me to merge our feuding families…
Best part of our contract is we have to produce a bloodline heir.
My reasons for agreeing to an arranged marriage have nothing to do with claiming our inheritance…
And everything to do with claiming the woman I love.
Customer Reviews
Great story!
Another awesome book by M Robinson. This book is enemies to lovers (my favorite trope), arranged marriage & second chance. Tristan is so sexy & hot. Love Belle’s strong will & her love for street bikes. Their chemistry together is off the charts! Loved the twist that came at the end of the story, too!
Rivals
Rivals to the bitter end until ultimatums force them to marry and produce an heir. Amazing chemistry that is absolutely explosive as they are no longer rivals but lovers. Finding absolutely everything you could have possibly imagined.
HS bully/ Romeo and Juliet mixed in
Little Romeo and Juliet with a side of HS bullying going on to make this book great. I enjoyed this book a lot with Tristian and Belle as they are forced to marry to “merge” their two companies together. With a past we at first weren’t privileged to, we didn’t know why Belle had such deep feelings of hate toward him. Over time of flashbacks we got to see. I enjoyed this turn around book and I can’t wait for Paige’s story.
I received this ARC through the publisher and I am voluntarily reviewing this book, opinions are my own.