The billionaire professor of my college fantasies is now my fake fiancé. The problem? I forgot our story was fiction, and now I’m in love with a man twelve years my senior.

Celebrity author James Martin was strictly off-limits when I was a college student, and he the guest professor of my creative writing class. When I bump into him in a bar five years later, I haven’t forgotten him, and I can’t resist the chance at one night with the older man who starred in my college daydreams… an...
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The billionaire professor of my college fantasies is now my fake fiancé. The problem? I forgot our story was fiction, and now I’m in love with a man twelve years my senior.

Celebrity author James Martin was strictly off-limits when I was a college student, and he the guest professor of my creative writing class. When I bump into him in a bar five years later, I haven’t forgotten him, and I can’t resist the chance at one night with the older man who starred in my college daydreams… and fantasies.

My one night stand with the playboy professor is everything I had ever dreamed of… Until the next morning, when I find out that Professor Martin? He's my new boss.

It should be easy to avoid him. After all, he’s the CEO, and I’m just an editorial assistant. But James Martin takes what he wants, and it turns out he's not willing to let our night go–instead, he enlists me to be his fake fiancée. I'll help clean up his playboy reputation in return for the time I desperately need to work on my manuscript.

As truth and fiction blur, I can’t help falling for the man of my dreams… But is our love story a billion dollar romance, or just a convenient fiction? James is handsome, powerful, and twelve years older. He could have anyone he wanted, but I want to believe him when he tells me he wants me.

A Billion Dollar Romance is a standalone novel in the Bankworth Club Billionaires series. This billionaire boss/employee office romance has an age gap, student/professor roleplay, a fake engagement, and a lot of steamy scenes I don’t want my own former college professors to read. Professor Neiman, this book is not for you.
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