Bargaining with the Bachelor

One Girlfriend Needed.

Cheryl Spencer's passion project is doomed to fail before it starts when the house she'd donated to a local charity is slammed with Mount Everest-sized issues. She knows the pain of growing up poor, and no way will another deserving family suffer the same fate if she can help it. She needs to strike a deal with someone well-connected and fast.

Enter Brad Fischer.

The man oozes charm, and not in a good way. Men like him were great at making promises but that's where it ended. She should know, she was engaged to a guy just like him, so she has a pretty good idea of how it'll work out. Dare she trust Brad to follow through with his part of their bargain? Did she have a choice?

Four Weeks to Seal the Deal.

As if he hasn't been the brains behind his brother's success, Brad Fischer now has to prove himself to his father or else lose his place in the family business once his brother leaves. But Brad's not a complainer, even when his father demands he get his personal life in order first—and gives him a month to make it happen. Instead, he's going to do what he's always done: prove himself yet again. Only this time will be more fun since proof comes in the form of a sexy woman as challenging as she is beautiful. But can he really spend four weeks pretending to be in love with someone who'd rather hate him than date him?