
Tiny perfect thing. Sometimes you just want a feeling, not a whole novel.
Back“No Intimacy,” Said the Contract… But On Their Wedding Night She Whispered: “Are You Sure You Don’t Want Me?” Bound by a cold two-year marriage contract to save her family's legacy, Kristine enters a world of strict rules and separate bedrooms. Her new husband, Kevin Sterling, is a billionaire cold-bloodedly determined to maintain absolute self-control and absolute distance. But from the moment they sign the papers, the rules begin to fracture under the weight of an undeniable, high-voltage attraction. As public appearances turn into intimate games of provocation and private moments test their limits, both must discover whether they can survive a contract designed to forbid desire—or if falling in love will destroy them both.
Marriage of Convenience
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Tiny perfect thing. Sometimes you just want a feeling, not a whole novel.

The first breakfast scene where neither of them knows what to call the other. Stunning detail.

Two strangers signing a contract and then learning each other room by room. I am undone.

I've read romance for forty years. This top-five for me. I don't say that often. I don't say it lightly.

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