Books 1-3 of the Forever and Ever series.I'm in love with Skye Preston.The Skye Preston.The daughter of the wealthiest businessman in the world, and the most beautiful woman I've ever known. Her looks don't compare to her golden heart. And her heart doesn't compare to that big brain of hers.But I could never tell her.Because we've been best friends for twenty years.She has a jerk for a boyfriend, and I'm not the only one who thinks so. The rest of the gang can't stand him either. But I'm not the kind of guy to intervene. I respect her too much to pull a stunt like that.But then I spot her at a party, too drunk to even walk. The men are eyeing her like easy prey, so I take her home. But when we get there, Skye is different.She looks at me differently.She touches me differently.And she wants me differently.

Following the rules for this client won't be difficult...because it's a dude. I don't discriminate when it comes to choosing clients, so I'll pretend to be his boyfriend if that's what he wants.Pretending to be gay is already difficult, but it becomes impossible when I meet his sister...who's gorgeous.Jesus, this is gonna be rough.She drops her guard with me, confides in me, treats me like a best friend because she thinks I'm unavailable. And she's the coolest chick I've ever met.Then her brother tells me she thinks I'm hot...and wishes I were straight.

I'm alone on Earth and Neil is gone. He may never come back. I know I have to move on, to be strong, to carry on...especially since I'm not the only person I have to take care of. Kyle gives me an option I can't refuse. So I take it.

I'm not a man afraid of commitment. Just haven't found a woman that's worth my commitment.Until I meet my new client...Meadow.She hires me because she's not over her ex. My job is to help her get him back.But now I want to sabotage her every move...so she'll realize I'm the better man.

I'm not the kind of woman to hold a grudge, so I forgive Dax for the lies he told. Now we're happy. Happier than I ever thought I would be. It's the first time we've ever really been together, completely honest with one another. But maybe honesty isn't always the best policy...