My life was just fine until he came down from his ivory tower. Sure, I lived my days hiding deep in the closet, but I got to see all the beautiful guys in Neon Nights whenever I delivered fresh produce from my father's store. And maybe I didn't have enough time to read all the books in the world the way I would have liked. And maybe sharing one small room with three siblings wasn't ideal. But that was the best we could do. Until a man with wolfish eyes and a sinful smirk came to our little home and demanded that my father settle an old debt. He was going to ruin what little happiness we built for ourselves in Hudson Burrow. The only thing I could do was offer my work in exchange for my father's mounting debts. I would go with Dominic Blackthorn to his penthouse in the clouds, and I would work off the debt no matter how long it took. But real life is never so simple. Dominic is a cruel and emotionless man with nothing but disdain for those around him. And the longer I am there, the clearer it becomes: Dominic's appetites extend beyond amassing his wealth. He wants the one thing he can never have. He wants me. How long can I live with this heartless man before I start seeing something good in him? How long before he lets himself act on this impulse? I want to resist him, even if I see disarming warmth in his handsome smile. Beauty and the Billionaire is the third novel in The Boys of Hudson Burrow story. It features a young man torn between his father's traditional values and a dangerous new fascination with his billionaire employer, a wounded man who locked himself up in the clouds and gave up on the world, and a deliciously long path to a HEA. Dominic and Zain's story is full of teasing, power struggles, and unbearable attraction. It can be read as a standalone, but it's best enjoyed if read in order.