Starry-Eyed Love

London Spark has just ended a relationship, and a night out with her sisters to celebrate being single is no time for flirting. When a very attractive man buys their drinks and leaves his number, she hands it straight back with a polite refusal.

London works as the business administrator at the Spark House, her family's event hotel, and her focus is on finding new clients. A few months later, a multi-million-dollar company phones to ask for a meeting about a possible partnership. She wants to show her sisters, and herself, that she can close the deal.

Her presentation is going well until the company's CEO, Jackson Holt, walks in and takes over the room. He is the man from the bar. Working side by side, the two grow closer, and the professional relationship turns into something personal.

They wait until their business dealings are finished before taking the next step as a couple. Jackson's past is secretive, and London is struggling with her sisters, so she has to decide where she stands with him and with the Spark House.

This is a contemporary romance with a workplace setting and a family business at its centre. It builds from a bad first meeting to a slow, careful relationship.