Sue Me

"You sued me over coffee?"

"Technically," he says smoothly, "I sued you for property damage."

Daphne Brooks had come to Los Angeles to build her life-not to get into daily arguments with an insufferably attractive lawyer in thousand-dollar suits.

Daphne came to Los Angeles with her old silver Honda Civic, a single suitcase, big dreams, and hopes of landing a well-paying job as a dance instructor. But when the company she'd worked for barely six months suddenly shuts down, she finds herself right back at square one.

After accidentally spilling coffee all over Julian Cross during her first shift at a Café, Daphne expects him to possibly ask for dry cleaning money like a normal human being would.

Instead, he sues her.

The annoyingly attractive petty lawyer sues her.

Now caught in a ridiculous legal battle with the most arrogant man she's ever met, Daphne finds herself tangled in Julian's perfectly controlled world of courtrooms, luxury watches, and sharp-tongued banter.

As their ridiculous feud keeps throwing them together, Daphne realizes Julian isn't just an overworked control freak with expensive watches and a superiority complex.

And Julian realizes there's more to the new café girl-the only person in the city who refuses to be intimidated by him.

What starts as irritation quickly turns into stolen glances and a chemistry neither of them knows what to do with.