Guilty Pleasures by Matilda Martel

Harper Brooks is a pink-loving, rose-colored glasses-wearing dreamer. Silas Fraser, on the other hand, sees the world in stark black and white. These two couldn’t be more different – but fate has a funny way of bringing opposites together.

When Harper opens her “In the Pink” boutique next to Silas’s luxurious La Belle Epoque hotel, it’s like mixing oil and water. He hates the bold pink awning and enormous welcome mat and worries it will bring down the value of his prized properties.
When Silas pressures Harper to close her dream store, she says no.
When he threatens her with retaliation, she gives it as good as she gets.
When he’s overcome with passion, sweeps her into his arms and makes mad passionate love to her, their ongoing war becomes awkward.
Harper wants to go back to the way things were. After all, it’s just a guilty pleasure among enemies.

Silas doesn’t believe in guilty pleasures. He plays to win and when the bane of his existence transforms into the love of his life, he’s all in.