Cruel. by Kiki Wellington
The jig was up: After living as a struggling artist for over a year, Elle Anderton’s secret—she’s really an heir to the Anderton Oil fortune—is revealed. Though her boyfriend is livid about her lies, he starts to understand why she needed them. But when Elle suggests a series of love tests to prove that Darren isn’t after her billion dollar trust fund, will his understanding have its limits?
From the Author:
ADULTS ONLY PLEASE. Cruel. is a 16,600 word story that contains sexually explicit material and adult language. This story is not appropriate for children and may be offensive to some readers.
Warning: Cruel. contains name games, tomato titillation, painted pleasures, and threesomes gone wrong. This story is the first installation of The Billionaire Bitch Trilogy.
More of The Billionaire Bitch Trilogy:
Unusual.
Punishment.
Cruel and Unusual Punishment (The Complete Billionaire Bitch Trilogy)
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