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Publication Date : 9th April 2026
Publisher : Choc Lit (Imprint of Joffe Books)
Genre : Romance
Page Count : 256 pdf pages
Series / Standalone : Standalone
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Live-in carer, Bo Armstrong, expected to be evicted the moment Sir Geoffrey died. The grand house she’d quietly called home was always destined for his nephew.
And it is. Max Fitzroy inherits the house.
But the garden — the development-ready land worth millions — now belongs to Bo.
Max is furious. He thinks she manipulated his uncle.
Bo thinks Max is entitled, arrogant . . . and far too used to getting his way.
There’s just one problem. The properties can’t be sold without both signatures.
Which means they’re stuck. Under the same roof.
But their history makes it worse.
Because months ago, in a reckless moment of heat and bad judgment, neither has forgotten, they crossed a line.
Now every argument crackles.
Every glare lingers.
Every touch feels like a challenge.
And the longer they’re forced together, the harder it is to tell what’s resentment . . . and what’s desire.A sharp, spicy, enemies-to-lovers, forced proximity, miscommunication romance packed with drama and explosive chemistry. Perfect for fans of Sally Thorne’s The Hating Game, Donna Marchetti’s Hate Mail, Ali Hazelwood, B.K. Borison, Portia MacIntosh
About Sharon Ibbotson
Sharon Ibbotson was born in Sydney, Australia, to British emigrant parents and lived there until her sixteenth birthday, at which point she was schooled in the U.K. She started writing from an early age, including a long-foray into 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer' fanfiction, and was a Sydney Morning Herald Young Writer of the Year in 1997.
Her first novel, 'The Marked Lord' was published by Choc Lit in January 2019, followed soon after by 'A Game of Desire' in June of the same year.
Her third novel, the U.K’s first inter-faith Hanukkah romance, came out in December of 2019 and was discussed on a panel at the 2020 Frankfurt Book Fair.
In 2020 Sharon was a contender for the Joan Hessayon Award.
By day she can mostly be found parenting her two small children and black cat, while by night she writes, often into the early hours.
Sharon currently lives in London, the U.K, with her husband, son and daughter.
