Once Upon A Valentine by Jess Bryant

Branson Frost is out of control.
His life is a mess. He doesn’t take anything seriously. He drinks too much, he parties too hard and he goes to bed with random strangers all so he doesn’t have to feel so alone. The one thing he doesn’t do is attachments which is why he’s never let himself have the one man that might be able to rein him in for good.
Julian Holland is always in control.
As the executive assistant to the CEO of Frost Financial, he organizes and executes. He has his entire life planned out and getting his heart broken by a billionaire playboy isn’t on his to-do list. That’s why he swore to himself he’d never fall into bed with the charismatic younger brother of his boss, no matter how Branson’s reckless flirting makes him feel.
Only one Valentine’s Day setup, too much champagne and three little words change everything they thought they knew about each other and themselves. Do opposites really attract or do Branson and Julian have more in common than they ever realized? Do we get to choose who we love or are our hearts always in control?