Logan by Kayla Myles

Logan Drake is used to playing the part to an audience. He’s a brilliant entrepreneur, a caring brother, and the kind of man any woman would want for a husband. He acts the role to a T and does what is expected of him.
He’s also hardheaded and keenly aware of how others perceive him.

But it’s these qualities that have Logan yearning for a change, one that could liven up his monochrome world, and fill it with color.
Emily Valentine is the only daughter of a successful family whose business considers the Drake Empire a threat. Emily doesn’t want to be associated with her family’s company or money, nor any of the obligations that come with it. She’s determined to make a name for herself on her own.
When Emily and Logan cross paths, again, Emily becomes wary of this rich man’s intentions, while Logan gets a chance to get away from his public image and show someone who he really is.

Will their differences and the past keep them apart? Or will they both realize they have more in common than they care to admit?