30 Days In Belfast

Just one distraction could lead to failure-several may spell ruin.

As the daughter of the wealthiest Black man in the country, Rose Ross struggles to make a name for herself as the COO of her father's tech company. She's even forced to let go of a promising relationship to focus on her career, but still cannot seem to escape her father's legacy. Rose fears that if she remains at Rick Ross Enterprises, she will never rise above the vast shadow his name casts.

When her ailing friend reaches out to her for help, Rose doesn't hesitate. She has just thirty days to curate the most important charity art exhibition in Europe and break into a field she is truly passionate about. However, just before she leaves for her flight to Belfast, her father informs her that she has only three weeks to decide whether she will succeed him as CEO.

With her concentration already split between one life-altering decision, Rose is stunned when she meets her friend's handsome and overprotective brothers. Right away, she recognizes an undeniable, yet different, attraction to both.

Her mind in turmoil, Rose's focus is now fractured among love and business. If she cannot make a decision-or if she makes the wrong one-she will lose everything she has worked for and, perhaps, more.

"An addictive, rollicking tale of friendship, love, and lust." - Kirkus Reviews

"Gordon's debut offers readers a winning combination of intrigue and romance, revealed slowly through the lens of opulent travel and luxurious living." - BookLife by Publishers Weekly

Rita Gordon is a California native who resides in the SF Bay Area, where she earned her Bachelor's Degree in I/O Psychology from San Francisco State University. She is an avid reader and has amassed an extensive collection of books that fill the rooms of her house. When not reading and writing, she spends her time traveling, drawing flower designs for future coloring book projects, or volunteering in her community.