From USA Today bestselling romance author Heidi Rice comes a billionaire, one hot night, blind date romance in her Billionaires After Dark series. After a nasty breakup two years ago, I’m finally ready to hook up again—but letting my friend Melody play matchmaker? Total disaster. Every blind date so far has been a cringe-fest… or worse. The only upside? The success of my anonymous side hustle, The Blind Dater podcast. At least someone’s enjoying this mess. Melody’s latest match isn’t even straight. But every cloud really does have a silver lining and Sam’s it, because he’s armed with a functioning gaydar (unlike Melody). And he thinks he might have the perfect guy for me… Could US tech bro-in-London Brent O’Neill be everything I'm looking for? Beyond hot, super sexy and emotionally off-limits after a bitter divorce... Our one-night hookup is off the charts. But the morning after? Total train wreck. I swear, I’m done. But Brent’s not. And when an alpha billionaire wants something—namely me—he doesn’t back down. But how can I risk giving him another chance, when I don’t want to end up with my heart in tatters again? My Billionaire Blind Date is a comprehensive reboot/reworking of 10 Rules to Sex Up a Blind Date with added heat, humor, swearing, more banter and a first-person narrative – from both main protagonists’ POV – that brings Tally and Brent's story bang up to date!
Author
My name's Heidi Rice, I'm a USA Today Bestselling author. I'm married with two sons (which gives me rather too much of an insight into the male psyche!). I love my job because it involves sitting down at my computer and getting swept up in a world of high emotions, sensual excitement, funny feisty women, sexy tortured men and glamourous locations where laundry doesn't exist ... Not bad, eh. Then I turn off my computer and do chores (usually involving laundry!) But when I'm not doing laundry or fantasising about my own protagonists I love to read romance. Now I believe wholeheartedly that readers should give honest and open reviews on Goodreads and Amazon and elsewhere. If you didn't like a book you are entitled to say so (even if it's mine! ouch). But you may notice that none of my book reviews are less than four-stars. That's simply because as an author myself I know how pathetically sensitive I am about bad reviews and with that in mind I prefer to spread the love among other authors—and don't do public reviews of books I didn't like. Just thought I'd clarify that, in case anyone was thinking I was Pollyanna!
