A business opportunity. 

She pretends to be my wife for a year, and I get my family to keep their mouths shut about settling down.

And she gets a payday that changes her life. Lucky girl. 

But I didn’t count on what came next. 

She’s different than anyone I’ve ever met. 

Unmaterialistic. Not spoiled. And there’s a kindness to her I’ve never seen before. 

Not to mention, the woman is sexy as hell. 

Pretending to be her loving husband in public is starting to blur lines in private.

But I don’t believe in love. My past reminds me that it doesn’t exist. 

Only problem is, I was wrong. 

Amaya does believe in love. And hell, maybe I’m starting to as well.