CAN’T BUY MI AMOR

Isaac "Ice" Garcia has never wanted for anything. As the son of a trillionaire, he's spent his life traveling the world, enjoying himself, and avoiding anything that looks remotely like responsibility.

Then his father has a heart attack—and leaves Ice and his equally spoiled sister with an impossible ultimatum in the will: Get married in ninety days for true love, or get nothing.

There's just one catch. Their future spouses can't know they're rich.

Suddenly, Ice is living in a tiny Los Angeles apartment, surviving on a limited allowance, and working as a bartender at a gay club—with his father's young lawyer, Darcy, keeping a very close eye on him.

Darcy knows Ice is trouble. Ice thinks he's straight. Neither of them is prepared for what happens next.

As Ice and his sister race to find love before the ninety days are up, Ice begins discovering that the life—and the man—he thought he wanted may not be the life he needs.

And when the wedding day finally arrives, Ice has one last decision to make:

Choose the fortune...or choose love.

That gives the page a nice rom-com snap while preserving the bigger emotional reveal: Ice isn't just discovering love—he's discovering himself.