The Client - (Saga) by Serena Pier (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Twenty-six-year-old Dani Sommer is juggling business ambitions, tangled emotions, and an irresistible love triangle. Adam Harris still wants her as his wife, but Dani doesn't know if living the lifestyle she's always dreamt of outweighs his red flags.

Insert thirty-seven-year-old Gideon Stone: their first meeting redefines instant attraction. He's tall, buff, and ALPHA (the kind that talks about aftercare)-and Gideon is determined to make Dani his. He's also the CEO of Real-ity, a company Adam is heavily invested in, further complicating matters.

And Declan Kruk, the brooding blond billionaire, is as impossible to ignore as ever, and now he's making his move. With Adam, Gideon, and Declan all vying for her heart, Dani must confront her deepest desires and choose who's best for her, even if it means breaking a few hearts along the way.

To fully experience Dani's journey, start with The Renter before diving into The Client. This series is a continuous story, and readers will feel lost without Book 1.

Tropes: Love Triangle, Instalust, Strangers to Lovers, Alpha Male, Millionaire/Billionaire, Age Gap, Independent Heroine, Coming of Age

SAGA Series Description

Finding yourself is a saga-and for Dani Sommer, it's a wild one. The SAGA Series (The Townie, The Renter, The Client, The Reporter, and The One) follows Dani through the rollercoaster of her twenties, filled with passion, heartbreak, and self-discovery. Each book brings new relationships as Dani grows closer to understanding her desires and needs-both in and out of the bedroom.

The SAGA Series stands for Sorin, Adam, Gideon & Auden-the main male characters of each book.

• Sorin - The Townie (Prequel)
• Adam - The Renter (Book 1)
• Gideon - The Client (Book 2)
• Auden - The Reporter (Book 3)
• - The One (Book 4)

The SAGA Series is women's fiction with coming of age and romantic themes. While each book explores different romance tropes and spice levels, Dani's ultimate happily ever after comes in The One, the final book of the series.