Sarah Smith cannot believe her luck when she lands a job at Zoom Corp. She uses her acting skills to upgrade her position from secretary and executive and she thinks that her tide has finally changed. When Sarah meets a mysterious man, Bradley, in the elevator at work, she feels tingles and anger and ends up telling him a couple of lies about her relationship with the CEO of the Co., Harry Green. Bradley captivates her and she succumbs to a date and sensual night with him, only to slip out of his apartment early the next morning and continue on with her life. She had no idea that her life was never going to be the same again. 'The First Meeting' is the first book in the 'How To Catch A Billionaire' series. It is an erotic romance with approximately 13,000 words.

Sarah Smith thought her luck had changed when she got the job working for CEO Harry Green at Zoom Corp. But then he found out she wasn't who she said she was and fired her. And that was after they'd slept together. So when Harry offered her $50,000 to act as his girlfriend on a weekend away to visit his parents, Sarah doesn't exactly jump at the opportunity. But she accepts it because she needs the money and she likes his kisses. Only life never quite goes as planned and Sarah is starting to feel things that she shouldn't. Harry Green has already told her he doesn't believe in love. So who exactly is Angelica? 'The Weekend Getaway' is the second book in the 'How To Catch A Billionaire' series. It is an erotic romance novella with approximately 15,000 words.

Sarah Smith is truly madly and deeply in love with CEO Harry Green. He is the man of her dreams but he doesn't believe in love. And he doesn't seem to have gotten over his ex Angelica either. When Harry hired Sarah to be his pretend girlfriend, she thought everything would go smoothly but now she thinks its the biggest mistake of her life. Because while she is falling for Harry, he isn't falling for her. So Sarah's best friend Jane creates a plan for Sarah to catch Harry and make him fall in love with her. But the best laid plans never seem to work, do they