Hustled by Roya Carmen
A forbidden arrangement, love triangle, billionaire alpha, spicy series standalone sports romance.
INDECENT PROPOSAL meets THE HUSTLER
Jenna Sullivan reluctantly agrees to entertain Pro billiards player Caine Hall to save her husband’s pool hall. But will she be able to keep her head in the game, or will she completely break apart and get hooked on the man her husband despises?
BLURB
Fun and Games. An indecent proposal. And a whole lot of heartbreak.
Pro billiards player Caine Hall is hot as hell. When he walks into the pool hall I co-own with my husband Reeves, I nearly fall all over myself. Over a few playful games, we get to know each other. He’s smooth and sly, and Reeves instantly hates his guts. He’d kick him out if Mr. Hall didn’t just happen to be our landlord.
He says he wants to help us, and we’re all ears. But when he makes us an outrageous proposal, we can’t believe the gall of the man. Caine wants to spend time with me. It’s innocent enough, albeit very weird. We’re desperate because we’re behind on our rent, so eventually, after much pondering, we reluctantly accept.
Caine treats me like a princess and shows me a whole new world. He takes things slow, just like he does at the pool table. Yet… he scares me — he’s intense and obsessive. And as he abuses his power, his demands and proposals intensify.
Reeves and I are falling apart. We keep telling ourselves we’ll say no next time, but Caine has got us both under his spell, efficiently manipulating us both in very different ways.
I’m anxious about my marriage and my unpredictable, hot-tempered husband. Yet I can’t stop thinking about Caine. He’s in my head. He’s under my skin. Reeves and I have agreed that this is simply a financial arrangement, something we’re doing for our livelihood.
So why have I let Caine hustle his way into my heart?
HUSTLED is a forbidden arrangement, cocky alpha hero, love triangle, opposites attract, billionaire sports romance.
Author’s note: contains sexual scenes and some coarse language. 18+. HUSTLED is the first in a series of three books, and it can be enjoyed as a STANDALONE read.
