Grumpy at the Altar

Marisol Vega has one rule for billionaires: don't. Theo Karras has already broken every one of her bylaws — the noise, the daylight construction, the fruit baskets, the four-year-old daughter who keeps being deposited at Marisol's office like a lost umbrella. When the city freezes Theo's permits, both of their businesses hang on the same signature. A public truce, a private war, and one very determined little girl named Eleni who has decided that Marisol is her mother. But Theo's late wife's parents are circling, and the only thing standing between Theo and losing his daughter is a woman he's spent a year insulting. A sparkling, sharp, enemies-to-lovers single-dad romance about two people who can't stop fighting long enough to admit they've already chosen each other.