Nadia Wolf

Greyson Miller had quit his exorbitantly high-paying CEO position and started a garden. There were some in the business world who thought he'd cracked from the pressure. Maybe he did. The sprawling ten-acre yard was to be Greyson's farewell project. His plan was to turn his mansion into a bed and breakfast and transform the yard into a paradise. The garden design he had created was for the woman who had helped open his eyes. He loved her. He lost her. The garden was for her. Never wanting to sit at a desk again, Greyson contacted a recruiter to hire a manager who would oversee the bed and breakfast. What he got was Jenna Newman, an eager self-starter with a need to prove herself to a man she had never met. When they finally did meet, Jenna immediately assumed Greyson was the gardener and nothing more. He couldn't possibly be the casino CEO she'd heard about. Greyson could have set the record straight, but why should he? As soon as the garden was complete, he'd sell the business anyway. For now, he was the gardener. Tempers flare as they work to open the business. It's not until Jenna's nightmare catches up with her that Greyson begins to understand what she's really fighting for. Would he be able to help her and not let her down? Or was he doomed to repeat past mistakes? He had to try. And not just for her, but for himself as well. Because of that, Greyson will break his vow of never wearing a suit again. Because of Jenna, he'll become the CEO he'd come to hate just one last time . . . and then he'll leave.