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He’s fighting for his reputation. She’s risking her heart.Billionaire tech mogul Blake Fielding is on top of the world - until a scandalous hack makes him public enemy number one, shattering the empire he’s built.Ellie Mae-Woodward’s dream job at the famous social media company Heartbook is within her grasp. Except she never steps foot in the interview room. When she arrives, the company is in lockdown. Her dream job is over before it has even begun.While Ellie drowns her sorrows and Blake escapes the press attention, a chance encounter by the river leads to an unexpected friendship.Blake is determined to clear his name. He doesn’t expect his only ally to be Ellie - a quirky, book-loving web designer.Ellie finds Blake infuriatingly handsome and frustratingly guarded, but she might be the only one who can help him.As fate throws them together, sparks fly. And when the shocking truth comes to light, Blake faces an impossible choice: reclaim his reputation or risk it all for love.Tropes:❤️ Friends-to-lovers❤️ Workplace romance❤️ Opposites attract❤️ Billionaire romance❤️ MysteryThis friends-to-lovers, romantic summer read is perfect for fans of Laurie Gilmore, Susie Tate, Carrie Elks, Emily Henry and Bal Khabra.Please note this is a fully revised and extended version of My Antisocial Billionaire.Readers love Katie Evergreen’s APEX Billionaire series:’I was hooked. I loved it!’ Carrie Elks, bestselling author of The Salinger Brothers series’A seductive and thrilling delight!’ Heidi Swain, Sunday Times bestselling author⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’If you love . . . emotional depth with some spice, this one’s worth reading!’⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’I loved this book.’⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’I had BIG heart eyes. We live for that epilogue!’⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’It was so intense right from the start.’⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’Katie Evergreen crafts a romance that perfectly blends tension, humour, and heart.’⭐⭐⭐⭐ ’Fresh and unique . . . and it was beautifully executed.’
