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Cover Reveal: No Small Bet by Samantha Christy


Samantha Christy has revealed the cover for No Small Bet!


Releasing February 27, 2023

• Single Dad
• Grumpy Heir
• Arrogant Tyrant


I'm not a dad. I don't care what any paternity test says.

My grandfather thinks he can manipulate me into being a parent. He can't. No one can. Not even the pudgy-faced newborn I've reluctantly agreed to take home from the hospital.

I'm not a dad. But I've also never accepted a bet I can't win.

One year with the kid. That's all I have to do to double my trust fund. Fail and I could lose everything.

But I can't do it on my own, and the only nanny that has lasted longer than two days is forbidden. In a major way. Maybe that's why she's become my obsession. Even if she comes from my enemy.


Photographer: Wander Aguiar

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Meet Samantha Christy
Samantha Christy writes sexy new adult and contemporary romances. Although each book is written as a standalone, her series' tie together so you'll enjoy seeing characters pop up over and over again.

Regardless of where you start your Samantha Christy journey, you can count on three things: Every book feels REAL (you'll see bits of yourself in each heroine.) Every story has PAIN (because what's a good romance without it?) And all her heroines find LOVE (because true romances have an HEA.)
Real. Painful. Love.

Samantha enjoys life as a full-time author under the warm Florida sun with her husband and four children.

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