The Hookup by Lily Zante

Cool. Dismissive. Emotionally unavailable.
That’s how Luke Hunter’s ex-girlfriends would describe him.
And he would agree.
Experience has taught him that being detached and not getting close to anyone are the only ways to survive.
When the needy woman at the bar tells him all of her woes, he can become a good listening ear, but he can’t do more than that.
Except that back in New York, he can’t seem to shake her off.
Kay Sullivan’s cousin married the city’s hottest and most eligible bachelor, while she looked on, standing on the sidelines wishing she could have had someone like that.
If a single mother riddled with debt can get her fairytale ending, why can’t she?
After all, Kay doesn’t necessarily need the guy to be a billionaire.
But it helps when he is.
So when she discovers that the bartender she met on vacation is filthy rich, on top of being drop-dead gorgeous, it seems that she might have just found a fairytale ending of her own.
Except that Luke Hunter doesn’t want a relationship.
He doesn’t do dates.
And he’s not looking for love, either.
She can handle it.
She can.
Because, like most women, she knows he’ll change when he falls in love with her.
And until that time, letting him use her is something she’ll put up with.
Because the sex is good, even if it’s just a hookup.