Bad for Business

Camille Vaughn has a desk at her father's PR firm, and colleagues whisper that nepotism is the only reason. She wants to silence them, and her chance arrives in the form of Ryker Davenport, a billionaire heir with a wild reputation. He is about to take charge of his family's media company.

Camille already knows him. They spent New Year's Eve together, and then he vanished. She has not forgiven him.

Her assignment is to shape Ryker into a leader the board will accept. He is grieving his mother and resents the role waiting for him, so he is not an easy client. The two spend a summer in the Hamptons, where their constant arguments slowly start to sound like flirting.

The more Camille learns about what actually happened that night, the harder it becomes to keep him at arm's length. Whether she can finish the job without losing her footing is the question the summer turns on.

Bad for Business pairs enemies-to-lovers tension with a second chance between two people who have history, and the romance is open-door. It is the second Pembroke Hills book by Kat Singleton, with an exclusive country club as the backdrop, and a reader can start here without having read the first.