The Billionaire’s Impostor: A Small Town Second Chance Romance (Salt Bay: Bosses, Billionaire’s and Small Town Secrets)
About
The look on the billionaire’s face when he saw my son told me one terrifying thing: he knew exactly who the little boy belonged to.
Maren Brooks is determined to keep moving forward. The small-town chef is pouring everything she has into her restaurant and the little boy who means the world to her.
But when the billionaire who shattered her heart strides into her restaurant, the protective mom is horrified when he takes one look at her son and realizes the truth.
The self-made mogul never planned to return to Salt Bay. Coming face-to-face with the woman he left behind stirs up feelings he thought he’d buried long ago. The deal that brought him home is finished, but leaving isn’t. Not when the family he never knew existed is suddenly within reach.
Even though she still loves him, the secret behind his return could destroy everything she has fought to protect.
And although the powerful tycoon would do anything for the woman he loves and his newfound son, he fears exposing the truth could destroy them all forever.
Can they overcome the secret threatening to tear their family apart before it costs them the future they’ve only just begun to build?
The Billionaire’s Imposter is the emotional third book in the Salt Bay: Bosses, Billionaires & Small-Town Secrets contemporary romance series. If you love secret child tension, tortured billionaire heroes, and emotional second-chance romance, then you’ll fall hard for Nelly Adler’s addictive small-town love story.
Praise for this book
5 out of 5 stars One Fantastic Romance Story
Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2026
Format: Kindle
This romance book will give you goosebumps reading it. From start to finish I thought this story was awesome to read and totally blew me away with its tension and entertaining plot. Maren, Finley (the little boy) and Alexander were incredible characters to read about. Marean and Alexander have plenty of bickering that is funny in a way and an undeniable attraction that leads to an ending that had me wanting more because I was sad the book ended already.