Hard Sell
A Best Friend's Brother Romance
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3.9 • 8 Ratings
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- $9.99
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- $9.99
Publisher Description
"One of the brightest new voices in the genre." —Annabeth Albert, author of Conventionally Yours
One night wasn’t enough.
Danny Ip walks into every boardroom with a plan. His plan for struggling tech company WesTec is to acquire it, shut it down, and squeeze the last remaining revenue out of it for his Jade Harbour Capital portfolio. But he didn’t expect his best friend's younger brother—the hottest one-night stand he ever had—to be there.
Tobin Lok has always thought the world of Danny. He’s funny, warm, attractive—and totally out of Tobin’s league. Now, pitted against Danny at work, Tobin might finally get a chance to prove he’s more than just Wei’s little brother.
It takes a lot to get under Danny’s skin, but Tobin is all grown up in a way Danny can’t ignore. Now, with a promising patent on the line and the stakes higher than ever, all he can think about is getting Tobin back into his bed—and into his life for good.
If only explaining their relationship to Wei could be so easy…
Carina Adores is home to romantic love stories where LGBTQ+ characters find their happily-ever-afters.
Jade Harbour Capital
Book 1: Hard Sell
Book 2: Going Public
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
A childhood crush gets a second chance in this heartwarming gay romance from Lin (Ipso Facto ILU). Growing up, Tobin Lok had a huge crush on his older brother's best friend, Danny Ip. Danny's single mom worked long hours, leading Danny to became an honorary member of the Lok family, who continued to love and support him after his mother died, and as he grew up and became successful in the finance world. Meanwhile, Tobin, tired of being treated as the baby of the family, cut himself off from his parents' money and moved from Toronto to Vancouver to prove he could support himself. Now, years later, a business deal leads the men to cross paths once again—and neither can deny their attraction. What starts as a fling quickly grows into much more, but they fear that Wei, Tobin's brother, won't approve, leaving them to decide if their feelings for each other are worth risking the only family either has. This emotional conflict leads to some tear-jerking moments that Lin balances with laughter and passion. Readers are sure to be fully invested in this endearing couple.
