Just Friends by Cynthia Dane

Neither of them wants romance.
Too bad that’s what they desperately need.
Rachel Taylor’s freelance business barely pays her own bills, let alone her mother’s. Her social life is confined to one friend working at the neighborhood coffee shop. And her love life? Duds and heartbreakers.
Then hot, young, and artistically talented Zachary Feldman walks into her life. Too bad she’s just made a vow of celibacy.
Sometimes what an old, broken heart needs is a second chance at love.
Playboy Zack, third son of the affluent Feldman Steel empire, doesn’t have a lot expected of him. Which is why he spends his whole day on his yacht when he’s not pursuing his next artistic endeavor.
Women are amusements. And no one amuses him more than Rachel, the beguiling woman he meets in a quiet coffee shop.
“I’m not ashamed to say I’m halfway to loving you.”
A game of hard to get culminates with Rachel agreeing to one thing: being “just friends” with a man who has made his intentions clear.