Designs on William.

He’s not the boy she remembers…

She left her dream job in London with a slap … and retreated to her family in New York. So far from her small-town beginnings.
Catching her boss getting intimate whilst simultaneously discussing her lack of talent, she flashes back to when she was the new assistant. Nursing her pride, interior designer Stella leaves London without a plan for her future, other than never to make the same mistake again.
Until her best friend begs for a favour.

Help her brother, William Thoresby. She remembers him as her friend’s slightly awkward older brother; he’s now the guarded, infuriatingly attractive CEO of a global technology company. He may have grown up, but the awkward boy is still in there.

When a business partner vanishes mid-project, William’s left with ten half-finished luxury homes outside Los Angeles … and no clue how to present them. With all his resources tied up, he could lose his tech business unless he can release some cash soon.
Stella’s excited by the project, but can Will accept that the girl he once knew has what it takes? Or are they both in over their heads, because if they fail, he will lose everything?

They share the half-finished house as they work side by side. The chemistry may be hard to miss, but both are afraid of what people will say back home, not least his sister and her best friend.
It’s a recipe of their creative skills and friends who love and encourage them both, contrasting with the lack of funds and jealousy. Throw in viral videos and stupid deadlines, and what chance do they have?

There is no denying the slow burn of a second-chance connection, until money comes into the equation.

A witty, heartfelt billionaire romance perfect for fans of slow-burn, friends-to-lovers tension, and second chances—with plenty of banter, heat, and emotional payoff.

What can you do when love comes with the job?

All Love Comes With The Job books feature standalone stories you can read in any order.