Ethan Thorne is the kind of man who makes headlines for all the wrong reasons - billionaire, playboy, and chaos magnet in a designer suit.
Elena Callahan is the woman forced to clean up his messes.
As Chief Communications Officer for Thorne-Hunter Global, Elena has built her life on control. As a single mother, she can’t afford complications, distractions, or men who treat stillness like a threat. Ethan is all three.
So when his latest scandal puts the company at risk, the solution is fake the kind of love story the world will believe. A public engagement. A private arrangement. And six months of pretending they want each other.
But the longer they sell the lie, the more dangerous the truth becomes.
Because Ethan doesn’t know how to stay. And Elena knows exactly what it costs to love someone you can't keep.
***Entertaining Ethan is a steamy fake-engagement romance with forced proximity, explosive chemistry, emotional depth, and a hero who falls first—hard.
Book three in the interconnected Skyscrapers & Sin series, it can be read as a standalone, but the series is best read in order to avoid major spoilers.
For mature readers 18+ only. Contains explicit sexual content, strong language, and themes of grief and loss (including brief references to suicide). Please check the book's front matter for a complete list of content warnings.
Elara Ellison writes billionaire romance where control is currency - and no one gives it up easily.
Her men are powerful, disciplined, and used to winning.
Her women are sharp, self-possessed, and more than capable of holding their ground.
Set in a world of glass towers, private jets, and high-stakes deals, her stories are built on tension, power plays, and chemistry that doesn’t ask for permission.
Expect enemies who push too far. Deals that get personal. And relationships that burn long before they make sense.
The Skyscrapers & Sinners series begins with Breaking Lucas and continues with Taming Hunter.
If you like sharp dialogue, dominant heroes, and women who don’t fall easily—you’ll fit right in