The Billionaire's Heart by Christina Tetreault

Author:Christina Tetreault [Tetreault, Christina]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: weathy hero romance, billionaire romance, strong heroine romance, family romance series, billionaire romance series, the sherbrookes of newport, love on the north shore
Publisher: Christina Tetreault
Published: 2018-01-17T16:00:00+00:00

Leah ended the conversation and dialed her cousin’s flight crew so they knew approximately when to expect her and Gavin this evening. With their travel plans settled, she turned back to the open document on her computer.

As the global chief communications and public affairs officer for the company, one of her many responsibilities was to oversee Sherbrooke Enterprises’ philanthropic efforts. One project they were considering getting involved with was Anderson Brady’s Clean Water Matters project. Although her meeting with Anderson had been promising, before she moved ahead she needed to review the large amount of information he’d presented her with. Since the meeting was still fresh in her mind, she’d start wading her way through it before she left.

The office door opened and Diane, her personal assistant, stuck her head inside. “Mr. Talbot is here to see you. Are you available?” she asked.

“Please send him in.”

Dylan Talbot, the current CEO of Sherbrooke Enterprises, entered her office, closing the door behind him. Although not related except through marriage, she’d known Dylan her entire her life and thought of him as more a cousin than a mere friend and coworker.

“How was your meeting with Anderson?” he asked in his oh-so-lovely British accent. Regardless of how she viewed him or the fact he was married to her cousin, she would happily sit around any day of the week and listen to him speak, even if it was to deliver a weather report.

“Good. He’s done far more with the project than I realized.”

When she first learned of the actor’s project, she assumed it was some kind of publicity stunt, that once Anderson milked the project for all it was worth, he’d dismiss it and move on to something else. Rather than dismissing it, he’d expanded the charity and helped bring clean drinking water to people who needed it most.

“He left me with a lot of data to go through.”

“Gray’s only had good things to say about the project,” Dylan replied. He sat in one of the two chairs near her desk and moved the large vase of flowers Gavin had sent her off to one side so they could have a conversation without it between them.

Dylan made sure he kept well informed about as many aspects of the company as humanly possible. “I can pass this data on to you once I’m finished,” she offered.

“No need. I didn’t actually come down to talk to you about Anderson. I wanted to let you know Callie’s going to invite you to dinner tonight. Dad and Pauline are here,” he explained.

Prior to the birth of Dylan’s son, she’d only met Dylan’s father and stepmother, who lived in England, once, and it had been at Dylan and Callie’s wedding. Since the birth of his first grandson, she’d seen Dylan’s father and his wife countless times at Callie and Dylan’s home. And although not people she’d call if she wanted to hang out for an evening—they were a little uptight—she liked them both.

“Before she does and you say yes, I feel it’s only fair I warn you Callie has an ulterior motive.

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