Gravity (Wilde Boys, Bk. 1)

Overview

A forbidden arrangement. A remote island. And a choice that could destroy everything — Sara Cate's Gravity is the compulsively readable debut of the Wilde Boys series that will keep you turning pages until dawn.

Zara's life changed forever when she lost her sister in a plane crash two years ago. The grief has barely loosened its grip when a stranger appears at her door — Alistair Wilde, the father of her sister's boyfriend, who died in the same crash. He isn't there to mourn together. He's there to make a deal.

The offer is almost too strange to believe: move to a remote private island for three months, pose as his son Nash's girlfriend, and walk away with one million dollars. Zara is desperate enough to say yes.

Nash Wilde is nothing like she expected. He isn't just reckless — he's volatile, unpredictable, and carrying something dangerous just beneath the surface. Keeping up the act is harder than any amount of money should be worth.

And then there's Alistair. Polished and controlled on the outside, but unmistakably broken in ways he never lets the world see. The more time Zara spends with both men, the more the lines between pretend and real begin to blur.

All three of them are tangled in the same grief, the same loss, the same unspoken wounds. Isolated from the rest of the world, there are no rules, no judgment, and no easy answers. What begins as a transaction starts to feel dangerously like something else entirely.

But Zara can only give so much of herself before she has to choose — and choosing means one of them loses everything.

Series Information

Series Name: Wilde Boys