A computer hacker who decided to play Cupid meets her match in a game of cat and mouse after she targets a wealthy CEO. When Roxie Davenport, a computer hacker with a heart of gold, decided to put her boyfriend through graduate school, she thought when he was done he would be proposing, not dumping her so he could cash in a trust fund she never knew he had. Heartbroken, she decided to put her skills to use. Now, one might call it catfishing, but Roxie preferred the term matchmaking as she emailed various wealthy individuals in the area with various burner email accounts under false pretenses. Roxie Davenport might have fallen for the wrong man, but she was going to make them fall harder. Chase Kramer was not a man to trifle with. As the CEO of the hottest new tech company, he commanded respect. When the first email came through, he thought nothing of it and moved along. But then the young woman who claimed to be in his cyber security division continued to email him, and they were getting more and more personal. And while he responded, he was always vigilant in his suspicions, especially when he looked up the employee file and could tell that it had been tampered with. When Roxie suggested they meet in a hotel suite in one of Vegas’ premier casinos, she had no idea what she was thinking. It was too risky, especially since she shouldn’t have any plans to show up. But there had been something there she hadn’t expected when she had been messaging Chase – a kindness and vulnerability none of the other men seemed to have. It was just supposed to be fun. A way to humiliate the powerful men who thought they could use women for their own purposes. But Roxie didn’t plan on feeling like she made a connection with Chase, especially when she didn’t even know how much of it was real or if he had caught on to her schemes like a couple of the other men had.

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