Harbor Glass
By Blair Weston
Steamy
Noelle Lockhart knows better than to trust wealthy men.
They fill a room. They own it. And they expect everyone else to shrink.
After rebuilding her life in Newport, Rhode Island, Noelle is focused on three things: keeping her nanny job, hiding the graduate degree she never used, and saving her family’s struggling bakery before it disappears for good. Dating a client is forbidden. Dating a man like Ronan Holloway is impossible.
Ronan is old money polished to a razor’s edge—heir to a powerful auction-house dynasty, owner of a yacht moored in Newport Harbor, and the kind of billionaire tabloids track by his private jet’s tail number.
He also lives by control.
Contracts. Family obligations. Reputation.
But when a brutal pre-nup negotiation turns into months of forced proximity, Ronan and Noelle are pulled from Manhattan penthouses to glittering galas and private lounges across six countries. She refuses to be impressed by his money. He refuses to admit she’s the only person who sees past it.
Then one flight delay strands them alone in his private hangar.
One reckless choice becomes a very public fake relationship.
And suddenly, the woman Ronan never meant to want is the woman everyone is watching.
As paparazzi close in, family secrets surface, and leaks threaten to destroy them both, Noelle has to decide whether the man behind the money is worth the risk. And Ronan must choose between the empire that raised him and the woman who makes him want something no contract can protect.
In a world built on valuation, can a man who trusts contracts more than people learn that home is something love makes—not something money buys?
Harbor Glass is a steamy contemporary billionaire romance featuring forced proximity, fake relationship, old-money family drama, Newport luxury, emotional walls, and a heroine who refuses to be bought.
