The Front Runner

Prepare to be swept off your feet by the irresistible charm of The Front Runner by Elsie Silver, a captivating tale of unexpected romance that unfolds in a quaint small town. From the acclaimed author of Flawless and Wild Love, this enchanting story promises a journey brimming with humour, passion, and heartwarming revelations. The paperback edition includes an exclusive bonus scene, inviting readers to delve even deeper into the romantic world of Elsie Silver.

Meet Stefan Dalca, a man who possesses an intriguing blend of rugged good looks and an unwavering determination that makes him hard to resist. For years, he has been nothing more than an infuriating presence to our protagonist, always pursuing, always asking for a date, only to be met with rejection time and time again. But the dynamic shifts dramatically when a peculiar circumstance arises, propelling them onto a new path. For the first time, she considers his proposal, as he holds something she desperately needs.

The agreement is simple: embark on three dates, enforce a strict no-contact rule, and maintain secrecy at all costs—especially regarding the heart. Yet, as they embark on this peculiar arrangement, the chemistry between them grows undeniable. With every shared moment and intimate conversation, their connection deepens, challenging the boundaries of their initial pact. Stefan's gaze alone is enough to stir butterflies, but when he allows himself to touch her, they ignite a fire of desire and understanding.

Stefan Dalca is not the villain she has always assumed him to be. He is a man of depth, one who cherishes her thoughts and feelings as fiercely as her physical presence. Each interaction reveals layers of his persona that draw her nearer, making her laugh, and feel seen and cherished like never before.

As her attraction for Stefan intensifies, she grapples with emotions that leave her yearning for him in ways she never expected. Her heart is caught in a delicate balance of warmth and risk, knowing that surrendering to Stefan's embrace is akin to courting danger. Yet, in his arms, the inevitable blaze feels less like peril and more like a welcoming warmth she is all too willing to embrace.