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Billionaire heir and notorious playboy Johnny Creel lives the good life. A tabloid favorite, he spends his time throwing his money around and bedding a different woman every night. The man’s never had to work a day in his life, despite owning a successful company.Rosemary Sutton spends her days as Johnny’s overworked and underappreciated administrative assistant. Not only does she keep his company up and running, but she’s also stuck running Johnny’s personal errands. Her busy nights are spent doing community theater as she pursues her Broadway dreams. When Johnny’s mean streak rears its head one too many times, Rosemary tells him exactly what she thinks of his spoiled rich attitude before walking out. Soon after, the Creel family suffers a reversal of fortune and all their assets are frozen. Lost and alone, Johnny seeks Rosemary’s help to survive without his money. He tracks her down at the theater and is mesmerized by her performance as leading lady in the musical. For the first time, he sees her as a woman and not his personal servant. A beautiful, talented woman with a tender heart…Rosemary graciously agrees to help Johnny in his time of need and finds herself fighting an attraction to a man she thought she hated. Finally humbled, he’s funny and kind, not to mention dashingly handsome. When Johnny confesses his feelings for her, she can’t help but question his sincerity.Is he a changed man, or will he go back to being Johnny Creep if his assets are eventually unfrozen?Losing His Shirt is the first book in the Wall Street to Broadway series, a collection of fun, sexy romances that can function as standalone novels. If you like light-hearted romance, simmering sex scenes, and entertaining stories with a positive message, then you’ll love this series where wealth meets art. It’s the billionaire trope…with a twist.
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Billionaire heir and notorious playboy Johnny Creel lives the good life. A tabloid favorite, he spends his time throwing his money around and bedding a different woman every night. The man’s never had to work a day in his life, despite owning a successful company.Rosemary Sutton spends her days as Johnny’s overworked and underappreciated administrative assistant. Not only does she keep his company up and running, but she’s also stuck running Johnny’s personal errands. Her busy nights are spent doing community theater as she pursues her Broadway dreams. When Johnny’s mean streak rears its head one too many times, Rosemary tells him exactly what she thinks of his spoiled rich attitude before walking out. Soon after, the Creel family suffers a reversal of fortune and all their assets are frozen. Lost and alone, Johnny seeks Rosemary’s help to survive without his money. He tracks her down at the theater and is mesmerized by her performance as leading lady in the musical. For the first time, he sees her as a woman and not his personal servant. A beautiful, talented woman with a tender heart…Rosemary graciously agrees to help Johnny in his time of need and finds herself fighting an attraction to a man she thought she hated. Finally humbled, he’s funny and kind, not to mention dashingly handsome. When Johnny confesses his feelings for her, she can’t help but question his sincerity.Is he a changed man, or will he go back to being Johnny Creep if his assets are eventually unfrozen?Losing His Shirt is the first book in the Wall Street to Broadway series, a collection of fun, sexy romances that can function as standalone novels. If you like light-hearted romance, simmering sex scenes, and entertaining stories with a positive message, then you’ll love this series where wealth meets art. It’s the billionaire trope…with a twist.