: Years after a "forgotten night" in Vegas, Sabrina discovers that she is legally married to Stryker Lawson.
According to reviewers on Goodreads , the book is noted for its high level of "steam" and angst, serving as a definitive conclusion to the interconnected series. The Merger (Business and Pleasure #3) by Kimberly Carrillo
: An older, "grumpy" billionaire and alpha hero. He is deeply devoted to Sabrina, despite her initially not remembering their past. Literary Tropes and Themes The Merger by Kimberly Carrillo
: Stryker becomes Sabrina’s new boss, adding a layer of professional tension to their personal entanglement.
: The dynamic between the older, stern Stryker and the younger, more vibrant Sabrina provides much of the book's tension. : Years after a "forgotten night" in Vegas,
The novel heavily utilizes popular romance tropes to drive its emotional arc:
: The story blends a shared, forgotten history with a current professional rivalry and attraction. He is deeply devoted to Sabrina, despite her
: A central plot device that forces the protagonists into close proximity, leading to a "passionate love affair".