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An Arrogant Gentleman 2 - An Arrogant Gentleman #2

Adriane Leigh

Publisher: Adriane Leigh

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Summary

Dangerous dimples and a sharp tongue have gotten wealthy CEO and playboy Xaine Blake whatever he wants--whenever he wants it. With a lot of hard work and the walls around his heart high, he's made a career of being Forbes' most eligible bachelor. Until one woman stumbles into his life that leaves a lasting impression—in addition to a stain on his favorite designer suit. His taste is exacting. His preferences, singular. And now his sights are set on her.  
 
When smart and spirited Haven Carmichael encounters Xaine Blake for the first time, worlds collide as the small-town girl turned big-city fashion editor finds herself rubbing elbows with Boston's elite. Her every instinct tells her to run from that devilish glint in his eye, but it isn't long before she finds herself tangled in his life, and his million thread-count sheets. But is Xaine Blake really destined to be her happily-ever-after or will this arrogant gentleman be her biggest mistake yet?
Available since: 09/04/2018.

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