Once upon a Billionaire

Goldie Bybanks is terrible at following directions. After a mysterious letter arrives from a long-lost aunt, Goldie sets out to find answers in a part of the country she’s never been to before. But one wrong turn leads to another. Her car is running out of gas. The sun is setting. There isn’t a town in sight, much less a hotel. Before digging herself too deeply into this mysterious area, she decides to stop for the night at an abandoned cabin.

As a custodian, Ella usually cleans up after the Christmas ball. She’s never been invited. Until now. Hawk Danielson is sweet. Endearing. And chivalrous. And so charming he makes her insides tingle. As owner of the building she cleans, he can’t know who Ella is. But she’s entranced by him, especially when, of all the women at the ball, he only has eyes for her. Before midnight, they share an enchanting kiss. Ella gets whisked away in the fantasy of being with him. Until office supplies go missing, And she becomes a suspect.

A contest. To save a dwindling theme park. When Adelie finds the white rabbit and wins the prize, it puts unwanted attention on her from every side. Suddenly, the park’s owner makes her an outrageous offer. He’s rebranding Wonderland. And he wants her to be his Alice. 

Duncan Hawthorne is an absolute beast to work for. Rosabel has survived as his personal assistant for a year…and people are starting to question why. Rumors of a secret relationship swirl through the office. That couldn’t be farther from the truth. Rosabel needs the large paycheck to care for her father. When Duncan offers her a bonus to accompany him to Eureka Springs, she can’t say no. No matter that her reputation hangs by a thread. But the more time she spends with Duncan in this bewitching small town, the more she’s realizing he’s hiding something.

Hazel Strickland never knew her real mother. Finally, the connection she’s been searching for surfaces in the least likely place possible: with her ex-boyfriend at his mother’s hat shop in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Thanks to the distinct, one-of-a-kind hats sold there—and the hat that is an almost exact match to the one Hazel’s birth mother left for her years before—Wesley and his mother hold the missing links to the answers she’s seeking. But Wesley broke her heart. She can’t be near him, especially not since Wes seems to think they need to give love a second chance.

Aaliyah’s marriage has been arranged. Her father wishes her to wed the handsome billionaire Zayn Hassan, and being the dutiful daughter she is, Aaliyah agrees. But when her fiancé heads out of town on business, she’s left to plan their wedding with his assistant, River, instead. Without warning, Aaliyah’s feelings take a nosedive. She barely knows her fiancé, but with all this time spent in River’s company, she’s getting know him. In fact, she’s crashing for him. Hard. Aaliyah has always done what’s expected of her, but it might be time to make some wishes of her own.

In attempt to hide from the secrets of her past, Lily works as the executive assistant for Ahmed Elir. While Mr. Elir has asked many things of her, Lily has never had a request from the resort owner quite like this one: A prince is coming to stay. Lily needs to contact him and see how the hotel can be of assistance. Prince Henrik of Einvar is nothing like the princes she’s read about in fairy tales. When he overhears Lily in a heated conversation with her ex-boyfriend, who is demanding money, the prince suggests Lily help him keep a low profile in exchange for the money she needs.

Snow has two months to pick which of the seven eligible bachelors will be her sweetheart—if she can survive that long.