A Deal Worth Loving

She needed a husband who wouldn't ask questions. He needed a wife who wouldn't fall in love. They were both about to lose. Wren Calloway is three months from losing everything: the architecture firm her late father built, and custody of the sixteen-year-old sister she's raised alone. So when a billionaire hotel heir offers her a deal, a marriage of convenience, a paid-off mortgage, a stable life on paper, she should say no. She says yes instead. Gideon Cole has thirty days to marry or lose his family's company to a cousin who'll burn it down for parts. He doesn't need love. He needs a wife who can survive a board's scrutiny, and Wren Calloway argued with him about ceiling molding the first time they met and meant every word of it. It was supposed to be strictly business. Separate bedrooms. An exit clause. Six months, tops. Nobody accounted for chess games in the library at midnight, a sister who'd start calling him family, or a kiss that wasn't supposed to be real but felt like the truest thing either of them had ever signed their name to. When a vengeful cousin leaks the contract and a custody judge starts asking hard questions, the marriage that was supposed to save them both threatens to take everything down instead. A Deal Worth Loving is a full-length, swoony, banter-filled marriage-of-convenience romance with a fake-to-real slow burn, a found-family teen sidekick who steals every scene, a villain you'll love to hate, and a guaranteed happily ever after.