Marriage Agreement
Between Daniel Garrett and Kenna Scott
Stay married one year
Fool the family
No sex!
To claim his trust fund and launch a new career, Daniel needs to be married…and no one can tick all the "wifely" boxes like Kenna. And since she's his best friend, the celibacy part should be a piece of (wedding) cake! Or so Daniel thinks…until he hears the words that make him freeze: "You may kiss your bride." One official kiss has the former confirmed bachelor reeling…and one unplanned night with his virgin bride has him staggering. Will it be the end of an era for the two best friends, or will a surprise pregnancy make the two become three—for keeps?
Between Daniel Garrett and Kenna Scott
Stay married one year
Fool the family
No sex!
To claim his trust fund and launch a new career, Daniel needs to be married…and no one can tick all the "wifely" boxes like Kenna. And since she's his best friend, the celibacy part should be a piece of (wedding) cake! Or so Daniel thinks…until he hears the words that make him freeze: "You may kiss your bride." One official kiss has the former confirmed bachelor reeling…and one unplanned night with his virgin bride has him staggering. Will it be the end of an era for the two best friends, or will a surprise pregnancy make the two become three—for keeps?
Review...
I so love pretending stories. And this one combines that pretending with friends turned lovers which I also adore.
Kenna and Daniel have been friends for ten years, best friends. It seems like an easy thing to do - pretend to be married and claim what they both want. But living together isn't as easy as either of them thought. The closeness they have always felt turns to sparks that they can't ignore.
Both are afraid of ruining their friendship but as their feeling deepen and Daniel deals with the fact that his bride is so inexperienced, things change. When surprises jolt them, Kenna gives Daniel what she thinks he wants but she may have never been more wrong.
They are adorable together. They can't keep their hands off each other. They miss each other when they are apart. Daniel wants her in his arms in the mornings. Kenna wants him touching her forever. But both of them resist. It's so cute and I completely enjoyed watching them figure out what others around them had know for years.
This is a fast read. Read it in an afternoon. If you love the pretending stories or the friends to lovers stories, then this one is a great pick. It's great romance.
A royal surprise!
One look into the stranger's dark, mysterious eyes and Indigo Moran knows she's made a mistake in taking his picture. But who does he think he is? A prince? That night Indigo discovers that's exactly who he is: Crown Prince Lorenzo Torelli of Melvante.
To Lorenzo, duty lies with his country—he can't offer Indigo forever. The trouble is…once he's kissed her, one unforgettable night will never be enough. And now Indigo's little secret is about to turn his carefully ordered world upside down!
The Rebel and the Heiress by Michelle Douglas
From rebel—to knight in shining armor…?
Losing her family fortune, it's time for once-privileged Nell Smythe-Whittaker to make it on her own…with a little help from delicious bad boy Rick Bradford!
Rick hasn't seen Nell since childhood, but with a family mystery to solve Rick needs Nell as much as she needs him. Yet with a past as checkered as his, can Rick ever be good enough for this beautiful heiress? It's something he's willing to prove….
The Wild Ones What will it take to tame these rebels?
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I enjoy a good wedding story when the couple has a little hate and love kind of relationship. And also comedy :)
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ReplyDeleteI like wedding stories that seem that the wedding will never happen, but they overcome all obstacles in the end and live happily ever after.
ReplyDeleteI like stories about very small weddings, just friends and family.
ReplyDeleteOf these 3, I would like the pretend wedding, but generally, any wedding story with a HEA!
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ReplyDeleteI like to hear about elopements, since that is what I did.
ReplyDeleteI love romantic wedding and something a bit out of the ordinary....
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ReplyDeleteI like wedding stories with marriage of convenience the best!
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