β Scribed by Douglas, Michelle
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
A marriage of convenience? With a price! Billionaire playboy Will Trent-Paterson has one year to get married. His father will disinherit him if he doesn't settle down, which would leave his vulnerable sister homeless. So when his old friend Sophie Mitchell jokes that she'd marry him for a million pounds a temporary marriage seems like the perfect solution! Until, after spending time with captivating Sophie, Will realises that walking away will be the hardest part...
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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If someone had bet Nell a million dollars that she would be saying "I do" to a complete stranger on national television, she'd have called them crazy, but with her crushing student loan payments sending her deep into the red, she's out of options. This should be nothing more than a business transact
If someone had bet Nell a million dollars that she would be saying "I do" to a complete stranger on national television, she'd have called them crazy, but with her crushing student loan payments sending her deep into the red, she's out of options. This should be nothing more than a business transact
EDITORIAL REVIEW: He'd kept a promise to marry his best friend's widow. But even an obligatory marriage could not diminish the hunger vintner Tony Carlino still felt for Rena Montgomery. Foolishly, he'd walked away from her once beforeand she had never forgiven him. As far as she was concerned,
EDITORIAL REVIEW: He'd kept a promise to marry his best friend's widow. But even an obligatory marriage could not diminish the hunger vintner Tony Carlino still felt for Rena Montgomery. Foolishly, he'd walked away from her once beforeand she had never forgiven him. As far as she was concerned,
EDITORIAL REVIEW: He'd kept a promise to marry his best friend's widow. But even an obligatory marriage could not diminish the hunger vintner Tony Carlino still felt for Rena Montgomery. Foolishly, he'd walked away from her once beforeand she had never forgiven him. As far as she was concerned,