Chance Brothers

Marisa Sanchez has grand designs for her future. After taking over her grandfather's construction firm, the successful vlogger and civil engineer is about to take the next step with a new show on the Home Design Network. But she's not pleased to only have the lucrative gig if she agrees to work with a handsome rival: Levi Chance. Levi takes the responsibility of providing for his brothers seriously, so he fears the pretty, camera-loving partner he's been assigned might bring his top-notch reputation tumbling down. Will Marisa and Levi's fixer-upper turn into a happily together forever?

I still suffer the sting of rejection. Now I’m forced to work with the man who jilted me when we were college students. I refuse to let him break my heart again. I’ve worked hard to maintain my distance during the production of my home renovation show, and now he’s working in my parents’ mansion, looking too good to hate. We agreed on a truce to bury our painful past. Though I tentatively accept the handsome contractor’s sincere offer of friendship, I fear my demanding family’s unrealistic expectations may mean our fragile reunion will succumb to outside pressures.

I have a job to do, and the thing to know about me is that I never fail. Of course, I've never been asked to do a job with a contractor quite as grumpy as Jeremy Chance. Reasons why I should not fall for my grumpy, super-hot co-worker: 1. He’s basically been assigned to be my babysitter as I tackle this make-or-break career opportunity for the Home Design Network. 2. He’s rude and clearly has a chip on his super-muscled broad shoulder. 3. He doesn’t seem to like me much–even though he offers to help me unexpectedly, and could just end up saving my bacon.

Jenni Russo: Single mom, home-staging extraordinaire, and for one whirlwind night, "Samantha." Marcos Chance wasn't just another handsome face in the crowd, he had the swagger that had me forgetting my own name, literally. So, I might've fibbed a bit, and called myself "Samantha" for the night. No harm, right? Wrong.