Entwined Fates - Shades of Trust

Cristiane Serruya

Summary

Even with his traumatic past, Ethan built his walls and made a successful man of himself.

His present is a void, but all the world needs to know is that he's a powerful steel tycoon who has it all.

An unpredictable snowstorm changes everything. She’s stranded in Heathrow airport and he gives her a ride in his G650.

She’s all he ever wanted: a passionate, loving, beautiful woman. She gives him what he never had: love. She will be his forever.

One year ago, on Alistair daughter’s grave, he promised he would never bend to a woman’s will again.

Since then his days are filled with millionaire contracts and his nights are filled with sex. One new woman each night—sometimes two—to indulge his need for control and punishment. But when he meets her in a business meeting, in his f*cking bank, she confronts him, runs him over, and leaves him horny as f*ck.

She’s gorgeous, sexy, and has a strong will. One he will bend.

Once upon a time, Sophia had everything a woman could have ever wished for: a perfect marriage, a successful career, and a precious baby daughter. Until monsters killed her husband. To protect her daughter, she fled to London, where she lives torn between the love for a dead man and her desire to move on.

So, when Ethan, in all his powerful tycoon confidence and charm, insists on a relationship, she gives it a chance. But when she meets Alistair and gazes into his blazing green eyes, her world spins around.

Now, she doesn’t know what to do. Or whom to choose.

A billionaire romance with a heart-wrenching love triangle, Entwined Fates by USA TODAY bestselling author Cristiane Serruya weaves a complicated, suspenseful plot that’s so shocking, you won’t see the ending coming.

Sexy, seductive, and with a hint of BDSM, it’ll delight fans of Fifty Shades of Grey and authors Helen Hardt, Jill Shalvis, Barbara Freethy.

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