The Fake Fiancée

About The Fake Fiancée

<b>Twenty-five thousand dollars. One week as his adoring fiancée. One bed. And a contract that never planned for the moment the kissing stopped being an act.</b> <p>Riley Hart is a broke freelance graphic designer with a sharp tongue and a debt she has never said out loud. Nathan Cross is a polished, guarded heir who must be "settled and sincerely attached" by his thirty-third birthday or lose his share of his grandfather's fortune. His offer: play his devoted fiancée at the family estate in the Berkshires and walk away with $25,000. The contract spells out every kiss, every consent check, even a signal for when she needs space. Riley adds one clause of her own, banning "sweetheart, " and signs.</p> <p>It should have been easy. Then Nathan insists she share his room to keep his family convinced, there is only one bed, and the rehearsal kiss in his office is still playing on a loop. A thunderstorm, a garden with no one watching, and a morning of rain turn staged affection into something that was definitely not part of the deal. The love scenes are explicit and consent-forward: he asks, she answers, and neither of them can pretend it is for the audience.</p> <p>Then a family lawyer asks questions nobody rehearsed, a gala ballroom becomes the setting for a very different kind of deal, and the real reason Riley needs the money comes due. Told in Riley's voice, this steamy fake engagement romance builds to a happily-ever-after worth the wait.</p> <p><b>A standalone fake engagement romance with explicit heat and a happily-ever-after. 18+ for explicit content.</b></p>

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