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Hostile Makeover

Victoria Edward is a woman on a mission. She’s moved herself and her mentally deteriorating father across the country to buy a company on its last legs. And she’ll make damn sure it wasn’t the worst idea in the history of ever—no matter if the four geeks she’s now in charge of insist on working on beanbags, are permanently attached to their hoodies, or how often they go to elevenses…

Jace Adams sold half of his failing business to save the software they’d developed from disappearing under a load of debt. And he’s pretty sure it was a good idea even if the woman he sold it to is a bit…intense. It’s just that none of the other co-owners/software engineers/friends are as sure as he is and he’s not entirely sure Victoria can save them anyway. The only thing he’s sure of is that those scorpions on her high heels are not lying and that he has a heretofore unknown fascination with beautiful and dangerous women…

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A woman who has nothing, Delia Woodson is desperate. That’s why she agrees to it. Because she’s a painter, no one is buying her paintings, and she’s desperate. She has bills to pay, food to buy. Someday she might actually want to live in her own apartment instead of on her friend's couch. And all she has to do is paint baby-faced angels on an indecently rich, corporate shill’s ceiling. Because, he just can’t think of any other way to spend his money? And she just can’t think of any other way to make it.

A man who wants for nothing, Jack Cabot doesn’t want the mural his mother has commissioned for his office ceiling. He doesn’t want the distraction, he doesn’t want the silliness. He doesn’t want the artist now spending her days ten feet above his head. The artist with paint in her hair, distracting him. Bickering with him. Amusing him, until… Jack discovers he does want something after all.

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You can't go home again? Yeah, tell that to Gia Abelli's parents. After crumbling under the guilt trip from hell, Gia's forced to leave the greatest city on Earth (New York!) to move in with her parents in... Florida? Hurricanes, alligators, and beer? Oh, my...

Forced to give up her (okay, meager) apartment and her (not particularly lucrative) job, she falls back on the one thing she could do in her sleep: shopping! With help from her too-large and too-Italian family, she's been set up as Florida's premier fashion consultant. But if there's anything worse than 400-degree heat and having to actually drive (and park) an obscenely large SUV, it's having to shop for an ice-cold accountant who doesn't realize he can't wear the same damn tie every damn day...

Mac Sullivan has been given an ultimatum: fix his wardrobe or kiss his promotion goodbye. Despite the fact that no one can adequately explain what exactly is wrong with wearing the same looking tie every day, or that he's not exactly sure he wants the promotion anyway, he's been saddled with New York. Glittery, bubbly New York who's never met a sequined flip-flop she didn't love, and who thinks she can dress him in something she likes to call English Lord...

Well, she can think again. She'll dress him normal, and she'll keep the glitter and sequins out of his office even if it is starting to look a little dull when she's gone...