No Holds Barred

by Stephanie Nicole Norris

FBT review:

Discover "No Holds Barred" by Stephanie Nicole Norris, an irresistible romance that captivates lovers of indie titles. After multiple heartbreaks, Camilla Augustina relocates to Chicago for a fresh start. When she crosses paths with Hunter Valentine, a notorious bachelor and President of VFC Energy, their unanticipated connection challenges everything she’s known. Dive into a whirlwind of passion and unexpected love as Camilla and Hunter navigate the magnetic pull that defies their pasts. Perfect for readers seeking an enthralling, standalone novel that blends emotional depth with sizzling attraction. Join the ranks of readers who are raving about this captivating tale on bestseller lists and popular blogs. Elevate your romance reading experience with "No Holds Barred," available now on Amazon.

Publisher Description:

Love was no longer on the menu for Camilla Augustina. After her fiancé calls off the wedding not once but twice, Camilla's had enough. In a brazen move, she takes a new position in the windy city of Chicago, leaving her parents, friends, and ex in a bittersweet goodbye. Adapting to her new surroundings isn't easy, but as Camilla settles in a chance encounter with an infamous playboy throws her off balance and rattles her world. She hadn't expected to be drawn so meticulously to another, but denying the magnetism that lures her is a futile fight.

As President of VFC Energy, a Fortune 500 company, Hunter Valentine is at the top of his game. The renowned bachelor holds no secrets about his risqué rendezvous, and his allegiance is saved for family only. However, when Hunter spots Camilla Augustina, dining alone at the breakfast hut in his building, he can't explain the adulation that runs through his core and shakes his entire world. Lust never weakened him like this, and the inclination of love, at first sight, was silly. But when Hunter decides to prove the sudden rapture is unreal, he may find himself enamored by love.

*Each book in this series can be read as a standalone*