The marriage is fake, but the passion is real.
Famous for his last name, devilish Anthony Star-Hunter is the black sheep of the Star clan. He’s an expert at using his tall, dark, and handsome charm to get women into bed—the last remnant of his declining hard-party escapades.
But the bucks are about to stop here. His grandfather’s will demands he marry to inherit his fortune. Anthony panics. Even with his bad boy allure, how the hell is he going to find a tolerable bride, like, yesterday?
The minute Sarah Pennington spots the tattooed muscles her new stepsister’s ex hides under his Italian suits, she rolls her eyes. Anthony is not for her. And with her father maybe headed to prison for a financial fiasco, she's had enough bad male behavior. She’s responsible. She’s hard-working. She…can’t stop having naughty dreams about the sexy “celebutant."
At a beach-side wedding, a drunken mishap throws Sarah into Anthony’s bed, and he's intrigued. Can he convince her to give fake marriage a chance? Can she convince herself to keep her heart out of the deal?
Their slow-burn, un-love affair isn’t what either expect, but it might be what both of them need forever.
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My Review - 4 of 5 stars -
A marriage of convenient on both sides, one more hesitant than the other. Anthony was being pushed to marry in order to inherit. His heart had a say in who he chose. He turned out to be a very caring man who was trying to improve himself. He wanted to protect Sarah and make her life easier. Sarah was drowning in family issues and could barely afford the bills for her father. She was strong and loyal to family, but not happy. With some introspection and coaxing by friends, she decided to marry Anthony. Love surprised them both along with some family secrets. The story was a bit too long, but overall, it was a good read.
I received a copy of this story through Xpresso Tours, and this is my unsolicited review.
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