The Devil Wears Orange : A Forced Proximity, Romantic Comedy Romance

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Good Girls Go to Heaven. Bad Girls Go Everywhere. Take one fashionista, add one nerdy professor and a splash of sexy bad boy to complete a stuck together, love triangle in this contemporary romcom. Charlotte Milton has the job a million women would love to have. As editor-in-chief of a prestigious publication, she's covering Paris Fashion Week. Everything is rainbows and brand names until a mysterious - hot? - stranger approaches her with an offer she literally cannot refuse: help him steal the exquisite and priceless painting, Mistress in a Red Dress, or watch her coworker die. In a blink, the Mistress is gone and so is Charlotte's reputation. Mortified to find herself in hot water with the police and, even worse, trending on social media, she vows to clear her name and retrieve the stolen painting. With the help of Professor Jack Carey, British art historian and occasional Interpol consultant, the two bounce from the feverish streets of Paris to a ritzy casino in Monaco to the stunning city of Dubai, in search of the Mistress and those who snatched her. But the thief has plans of his own when it comes to Charlotte. The Devil Wears Orange is a forced proximity, love triangle romance set against an international backdrop with guaranteed HEA/HFN. This hilarious romp is perfect for fans of romantic comedies and summer beach reads.


  • | Author: Anna Newallo
  • | Publisher: Anna Newallo
  • | Publication Date: Apr 09, 2024
  • | Number of Pages: NA pages
  • | Language: English
  • | Binding: Paperback
  • | ISBN-10: 1738220702
  • | ISBN-13: 9781738220700
Author:
C. Crawford
Publisher:
Lulu Press, Incorporated
Publication Date:
Jun 04, 2024
Number of pages:
NA pages
Language:
English
Binding:
Paperback
ISBN-10:
1304305791
ISBN-13:
9781304305794