Marriage Agreement

Our marriage is about power. Not love...Fitzgerald Breton isn't the marrying kind, but to inherit his father's company, he needs a wife. Unfortunately, he has no suitable prospects lined up. Then fate steps in. When he bumps into Leigh Duran, spilling coffee down her, he knows she's the perfect woman to fill the role. He's willing to do whatever it takes to convince her. Leigh Duran knows that she's never going to get the job that she's on her way to interview for. Not covered in a full cup of coffee. Then Fitzgerald Breton offers to pay her a million dollars for thirty minutes of her time. Once she realizes his offer is legit, she takes him up on it. What's she not expecting is for him to ask her to marry him—just to save his company. Two years, that's all it will take. Two years of pretending to be a devoted wife. But the vows are barely official when she finds out that Fitzgerald hasn't been completely honest with her.