Falling for the Monsieur
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Lady Chelsea Bright has one job—marry well and secure her family’s place in society. Her mother has handpicked the perfect groom, a wealthy Parisian duke, and Chelsea is ready to play the part.
Until she crashes her car into a French vineyard.
Alexandre Travers has no patience for distractions. He’s rebuilding his family’s vineyard from the ground up, and every grape counts. The last thing he needs is a spoiled heiress wrecking his land and his focus.
She needs a ride to Paris. He needs his vineyard repaired.
A deal is struck—Chelsea stays to help, and Alexandre lets her go.
But the more time they spend together, the harder it is to ignore the tension sizzling between them. Chelsea isn’t the woman Alexandre expected—and for the first time, she’s questioning if the future she planned is the one she truly wants.
Will she choose duty over desire, or will this vineyard crash be the beginning of something far sweeter?
🔥 Tropes You Love: Grumpy & Sunshine, Opposites Attract, Forced Proximity, Runaway Bride (Sort Of), Vineyard Romance
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USA TODAY bestselling author Victoria Pinder moved cross country and now lives in Denver though her books always take her right back to Miami, where she lived for years. She’s currently expecting another baby and raising the first one, both of whom inspire her writing. Somewhere in between using drama to make her humdrum days seem more interesting and falling in love with happily-ever-afters to offer hope to her readers, she takes to her fictional world where all her characters in Miami might mention or meet each other in one huge world and discovers what her bold heroine and her brainy, sexy hero might need to really find true love. You can follow her on twitter @VictoriaPinder
She’s always been determined. She is amazing, adventurous and assured on a regular basis. Her website is www.victoriapinder.com and don’t forget to pick up your FREE book when you stop by.
