Her entire life, Ardath has wanted to do one thing: save people in a way no one managed to save her mother. After growing up without any real family, she wants to spare others from the same fate. She's come up with a brilliant plan to save even more lives, if only she can fund it.
Albert Devonshire the fourth—whose friends call him Ace—founded a successful gaming company that he loved running. . .until his dad got sick. When he takes over management of the family-owned chain of hospitals, he discovers his dad's been struggling with dementia for a while. The business is in shambles, and he may not be the one to save it, but there's no one else.
When a young, beautiful doctor asks for funding to launch a program she's clearly passionate about, he hates turning her down, but he has no choice. Their medical group is exactly one do-gooder program away from Chapter Eleven.
Ardath doesn't take his refusal very well, and the more time Ace spends around Ardath, the more he hates being her enemy. He can't let the family empire collapse over a stupid crush though, can he? Will Ardath and Ace be able to make peace, or will their duties to their families set them irrevocably at odds?
