You know those moments when life gives you two choices?
Bad.
And…
Girl, what the hell were you thinking?
Welcome to Renna’s life.
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After eight years in a relationship that ended in pain and betrayal, she needs to start over. Unfortunately, starting over costs money, and financial freedom isn’t exactly sitting around waiting for her.
Then comes Beck Hardy.
Beck is not therapy.
Beck is not healing.
Beck might actually be the reason you need additional therapy.
But he’s tempting.
Renna needs something completely different from the life she’s leaving behind, and Beck certainly qualifies.
Their connection isn’t sweet.
It isn’t comfortable.
And nobody should expect violins to start playing when these two enter a room.
There’s attraction, friction, anger, curiosity and that particularly dangerous chemistry that makes your brain scream NO while the rest of you starts negotiating.
But beneath the sensual tension is something much messier.
Renna is trying to figure out who she is when she’s no longer defined by her previous relationship.
Beck is confronting something perhaps even more terrifying:
He actually cares.
And caring means he has something to lose.
That’s what makes She Works Hard for the Money more than a simple opposites-attract romance. It’s about two damaged adults colliding when neither one is particularly prepared to become what the other needs.
Maybe they heal each other.
Maybe they destroy each other.
Maybe they do a little of both.
💜 LOVE YOUR ROMANCE MESSY, DARK AND FULL OF TERRIBLE DECISIONS?
Then meet Renna and Beck in She Works Hard for the Money, Book One of The Hardy Boys Series.
Start reading today—because sometimes the biggest red flag is also the character you can’t stop turning pages for.
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🔥 READY TO MEET RENNA AND THE MAN SHE PROBABLY SHOULD’VE LEFT ALONE?
Start She Works Hard for the Money and discover what happens when heartbreak sends a woman directly into the arms of the last man she should want.
Read it now—and decide for yourself whether Beck is Renna’s worst mistake… or the mistake she desperately needed.
