A fairytale retelling perfect for fans of Snow White, sweet romance books, and billionaires! Winter landscape photographer Kristal Bianco has just been kicked out of her family home… by her jealous step-mother. Though Kristal’s father always encouraged her to pursue her art, his untimely death forced her to face the fact that it doesn’t pay the bills. Neither does running the charitable foundation created by her late mom. So, she’s traded her camera for a waitress’s order pad and gone from life in a mansion on Newport’s famed Bellevue Avenue to couch-surfing at her best friend’s tiny two-bedroom apartment. Cinda’s been a lifesaver, but Kristal can only impose for so long. She needs a new place to live—the sooner and cheaper the better. Thanks to a knack for coding, a whole lot of hard work, and his six best friends/business partners, billionaire software designer Hunter Bestia has almost everything he ever wanted when growing up poor among the rich kids of Newport, Rhode Island. Almost. He’s made his tech start-up the biggest online payment processor in the world, earned his first billion, and has women throwing themselves at him everywhere he goes. Actually, that last thing wasn’t on his list. The only girl he’s really ever wanted was—and still is—out of his league. And his money means nothing to her. But when Hunter and Kristal end up accidentally spending seven minutes in heaven—in this case, a dark room at a high society party—together, he begins to think she might not be so indifferent to him after all. And when he learns she’s desperate for a temporary place to live, he concocts a little white lie to convince her to move in with him… and his six housemates. After all, their rented mansion has plenty of room. And there’s no way he’s leaving Snow White out in the cold this winter. Not when there’s even the smallest chance his lifelong crush might finally wake up and see he’s the prince she’s been waiting for.