What is A Peak Performance about?

The fourth and final Riggs Family book follows Law Riggs, the youngest brother, who is passed over for CEO of the family company in favor of Contessa Costa — a woman tied to their biggest competitor — and then ends up fake-dating her.

Is A Peak Performance the last Riggs Family book?

Yes. It's the fourth book and the finale of the series, giving the youngest Riggs sibling his story.

What tropes does A Peak Performance have?

Fake dating, enemies-to-lovers, a workplace and CEO rivalry, and forced proximity as reluctant cabin neighbors — the most banter-heavy of the Riggs books.

A Peak Performance

Contemporary Romance Small-Town Romance

Published: 2023
Language: English

Synopsis

Law Riggs is the youngest of his siblings, the wild card everyone assumes will never take anything seriously. He has set out to prove them wrong by stepping up as CEO of Riggs Outdoors, his family's outdoor-sports company. Then his father gives the job to someone else.

The new CEO is Contessa Costa, who has ties to the Riggs family's biggest competitor. She is the last person Law wants in charge. Neither of them gets to walk away, though, and the two have to work side by side.

A stretch as reluctant neighbors in neighboring cabins puts them in each other's space after hours too. Somewhere in the middle of it, they slide into a fake relationship that neither fully planned. Contessa secretly enjoys sparring with Law, and he cannot resist pushing her buttons.

The story is set in the mountain town of Strutt's Peak and is the fourth and final book in the Riggs Family Romance. It is a workplace romance with fake dating and enemies-to-lovers tension, written with a competitive, funny tone and plenty of heat.

Two rival companies, a family legacy and both of their reputations are at risk. Pretending is much safer than admitting how real the feeling has become.