Twenty-five-year-old Arabella (Rebel) Daniels (a champion skier) goes to meet her father where he works as a CFO/accountant at the Angel International Group to have a talk with him. They've been estranged and she hasn't seen him for years but recently she received a letter from him with a bankers receipt for 500,000 pounds deposited into her bank account. While waiting for her father she does some yoga to relieve the tension and meets Draco Angelis, who runs the place. He wants to kick her out because she's distracting his employees but he eventually finds out who she is. Draco believes a half million pounds disappeared from his company's accounts and he's positive her father is to blame. He thinks Arabella is in on it with her father and he wants the money back immediately. But Arabella has already spent the money to pay for her next champion ski run. Threatening to turn her and her absent father in to the police Draco and Arabella make a deal. Arabella will be his pretend fiancée for the next three months and Draco won't press charges. After a lot of bickering and arguing Arabella agrees, she has no other choice.

Arabella was a feisty heroine and a bit snarky at times. She liked listening to loud rock music when she was stressed, much to Draco's frustration. She has been estranged from her father for many years (since her mother died) because he blames Arabella for her mother's death.

Draco is a super-agent who sponsors sports figures. He was once a five-time world champion skier but his career ended when he was forced to quit due to a knee injury.

This book was a bit slow in the first half. I enjoyed the sports-related storyline but I thought Draco acted like a real jerk towards Arabella after he found out the details about Arabella's mother's death near the end of the book. And though this couple had good sexual chemistry, I didn't feel the love between these two. ( )