That's Alright Then

Emerson Harris is about to marry the man of her dreams. He's charming, successful, and kind, not to mention handsome. There's just one small complication: he's not in love with her. To be fair, she's not in love with him either. Yet. If only it could stay that simple. How will she live in the same house with him day in and day out and not fall in love? Emerson has always been dependable. Reliable. Safe. She's the friend you call in a crisis. So, when Ryan Wylie found himself in a crisis, guess who got called? Ryan and Emerson agreed on a marriage of convenience - a partnership to save his son - and that's all they agreed to. They work well as a team and Emerson is happy with their arrangement but she knows she's not the type men usually fall for. All she has to do to make this marriage a success is keep her emotions under control. No matter how great a father he is. No matter how much she admires him. > That's Alright Then is a no-spice, low angst marriage-of-convenience romance with no explicit language. Content Note: This book features a chronically ill child on his path to recovery/managing his illness, and a frank, but non-descriptive, discussion between a married couple about physical intimacy.