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The Arrangement (Marriage of Convenience Book 1) by Jennifer A. Lewis
She’s got everything under control. He always gets what he wants. What happens when he makes an offer she can’t refuse?
When Ashlyn Gray’s father passes, he leaves one shocking stipulation in his last will and testament. If she wants him to continue funding her education, she will marry. For an entire year. At 23, Ashlyn doesn’t want to date anyone, let alone marry.
At 25, Deacon Cross is a self-made billionaire. He has no time for love. But he needs a wife, and he needs one fast.
Enter Ashlyn. The perfect answer to his dilemma; and he thinks, the answer to hers. Their attraction is off the charts, but Ashlyn doesn’t trust Deacon and he isn’t about to let his guard down.
Can these two really stay married for an entire year?
Praise for book 1 of the Marriage of Convenience series, The Arrangement:
“Great writer, great book! It really keeps you hanging on. It’s romantic, exciting, and fun to read. Can’t wait for Book #2.”
“Skillful writing in the first books of a new author suggests Jennifer Lewis has a strong start in her chosen field.”
“I have a hard time reading a book unless it catches my attention quick. This is a GREAT book. I had a hard time putting it down. GREAT work Jennifer Lewis. I can’t wait to read the next one.”
About the author of the Marriage of Convenience series, Jennifer Lewis:
Jennifer Lewis lives in the great Pacific Northwest. She has been writing as long as she could pick up a pencil. Mother of two and wife of a wonderful husband, she writes in her free time and works as a nurse. The journey of self-publishing is a new one, and she hopes you will join her on her adventure!
Growing up, she hoarded her mother’s Danielle Steele, Nora Roberts and Julie Garwood. The inspiring, dazzling stories in these books pushed her to want to write her own. Reading makes a better writer, and Jennifer spends a lot of her free time reading voraciously. Without books, the world would be a sad, sad place.