Daydreamer - (The Daydreamer) by Susie Tate (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

From Amazon bestselling author Susie Tate comes a new edition of this heartfelt and angsty, opposites attract billionaire romance, set between the luxurious English countryside and London City - bonus content is included in this exclusive paperback edition!

Lucy Mayweather never belonged in the high-powered world of London's business elite, but working for her brother's billionaire best friend was supposed to be her chance to prove herself... and maybe finally win his heart. But the boy she once adored is gone, replaced by a cold, ruthless man who seems utterly immune to her charm.

Maybe taking this job wasn't her best idea after all...

Felix Moretti knows hiring Lucy was a mistake. She's a whirlwind of chaos in his perfectly ordered world, and her obvious crush on him is a dangerous temptation. But beneath the tattered jumpers and scattered daydreams is the girl who once enchanted him...

Staying away from her is becoming impossible.

Giving in is reckless. Wanting more is even worse. But when secrets surface and betrayal threatens to tear them apart, Felix must fight for the only woman who's ever truly mattered--before she's gone for good.

About the Author

Susie Tate is a #1 Amazon bestselling author of addictive, feel-good contemporary romance. She can be counted on to deliver uplifting but also heart-wrenching stories that make her readers laugh and cry in equal measure. Her charismatic but flawed heroes have to work hard to earn their heroine's forgiveness but always manage to redeem themselves in the end.

The real and raw themes that underpin Susie's books are often inspired by her experiences working as a doctor in the NHS for the last twenty years. Susie worked in a range of hospital specialities before becoming a GP, during which time she looked after a women's refuge for victims of domestic violence as well as being child safeguarding lead for her practice. Susie's medical career gives her a unique insight and understanding of the social, psychological and physical issues some of her characters face, lending authenticity to her writing.