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The Millionaire Makeover By Naima Simone

The Millionaire Makeover

By Naima Simone

  • Release Date: 2016-02-08
  • Genre: Contemporary Romance
  • $2.99
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 88 Ratings
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Description

Plain Jane computer programmer Khloe Richardson needs a date—just so she can make the guy of her dreams jealous. Maybe then he'll finally see her as something more than the awkward girl who works in the second office from the left. Bidding on a bachelor at a charity auction could be the perfect opportunity. Except that Khloe ends up winning the one bachelor she doesn’t want: millionaire Niall Hunter. The same bachelor she spent a scorchingly hot, intense night with…and never saw again.

Niall’s paying the ultimate price for one hot-as-hell night with his best friend’s little sister. Helping Khloe turn her shy wallflower ways into some seriously sultry siren vibes is tantamount to torture. Especially when it’s for another man. But Niall’s promised to behave. Besides, he’s never been a forever kind of guy.

Only now Niall can't stop wanting Khloe. Can't resist touching her. And damned if he can remember why he’s supposed to stay away...

Each book in the Bachelor Auction series is STANDALONE:
* Beauty and the Bachelor
* The Millionaire Makeover
* The Bachelor’s Promise
* A Millionaire at Midnight

Reviews

  • Great read

    5
    By tree7404
    Khloe decides to bet on a bachelor at an auction and use that bachelor make Khloe's boss Bennett jealous, who Khloe feels she could have a family and life with. Little does Khloe realize that the bachelor she bids on just happens to be her brothers best friend who she had a one night stand with, will they be able to work with each other, or can their feelings get in the way. This was a absolutely wonderful read, and the ending was totally worth the whole read.

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