Surprising Gemma

All the money in the world can't move Texas and Toronto closer together.

I run a personal shopping business. I'm good at making dreams a reality. I'm also apparently good at ruining a stranger's white shirt. PSA: Never run holding a cup of red wine.

I scribble my number and hand it to him so I can replace the shirt. I only realize later that my client's contact information is on the other side of that page.

Turns out Antoine and Austin, my client, are college friends. Austin is not subtle. Antoine asks me out.

I expect a little fun before Antoine flies home. I don't expect to fall hard. We start flying back and forth between countries, and for a while, it feels like enough.

Then I overhear his sister whispering that he needs to tell me about his wife. I leave before he gets the chance.

I've been cheated on before, and I won't be the other woman. If he's hidden this much, I can't trust anything he says.

The truth is something I didn't see coming. But trust, once broken, is hard to rebuild. Even when the reason turns out to be heartbreakingly different from what I assumed.

Surprising Gemma is a sweet, closed-door romance about a personal shopper who's good at finding exactly what people need. Except when it comes to her own heart. Book five in the Bluebonnets & Billionaires series.