[Beckett Brothers 01] • Wreck Me

Scarlett:

Pole dancing at the most exclusive ‘Gentlemen’s Club’ in the country is lucrative, though the men are anything but gentle. They’re all desperate to take the only significant possession I have - my virginity. I’ve spent six years hiding in plain sight, burying my head in my books, courtesy of a scholarship at Dublin's most presitigious college. But now, for the first time in my life, I feel seen. Wanted. Desired. The heat of all those eyes on my body is primal, carnal, intoxicating. It's awakened a need I never knew I had. Enter James Beckett, a billionaire bachelor with a reputation as famous as his family’s whiskey distillery. And he has a different type of proposition for me. Be his fake girlfriend, until he conquers the next part of his empire, at least.

He's known for being ruthless in both the boardroom and the bedroom. If I make a deal with this devil, it could secure my future.

Or shatter my world…

James:

Yet another sex scandal means I'm heartbeat away from being fired as CEO from my own family's whiskey distillery, unless I can prove to my father and The Board that I’ve shed my playboy reputation. The last thing I want is a showpiece society wife. Especially when I'm obsessed with The Luxor Lounge's newest pole dancer. At only twenty-three, Scarlett radiates an innocence that drives me wild. Turns out, my little dancer is a virgin. Fooling around with my fake girlfriend was always part of my plan. Falling for her wasn’t. She's everything I crave, but everything my father forbids. Even if I can convince him that Scarlett is the one for me, she’s been keeping a secret. One that could wreck me...

❤️Age Gap❤️Forbidden Romance❤️Fake relationship❤️Billionaire Posessive hero❤️V FMC❤️Touch her and d*e vibes❤️Blush-inducing steam❤️No third act break up❤️Happy ever after❤️Standalone with interlinking characters from a wider series

Wreck Me is an open door tale of forbidden love as worlds collide, and the lines between love and secrets blur. The characters occasionally use profanities because darn it just doesn't cut it sometimes.