Something Forever
For better or for worse. Through sickness and in health. Two feuding roommates trap themselves in a marriage of convenience, for richer or for poorer — but hopefully for richer.
After years at a soul-sucking office job, Whitney Rhodes is finally ready to chase her dream of opening her own hair salon. The only problem? She can’t quite afford to be a dreamer right now. That is until she receives an unexpected call about an inheritance from a grandmother she never knew. There’s a catch, though. To secure the inheritance, she has to get married — and fast. A wedding might be the last thing on her mind, but it’s now the first on her to-do list.
Liam Clark has officially hit rock bottom. Dropped out of school? Check. Working a dead-end job? Check. Moving in with a quirky, annoying, and worst of all, unnervingly attractive woman? Check. Mourning the recent loss of his best friend, he’s definitely not in the mood to get close to anyone, and his new roommate Whitney is no exception. But when he discovers she’s on track to inherit a million dollars, he forms a plan to strike up a mutually beneficial, strictly business arrangement that happens to involve two rings and an altar.
Every marriage requires sacrifice, even a fake one, but with their pasts coming back to haunt them and their futures on standby, something is smoldering under the surface — and they’re not sure if it’s love or hate.
After all, ‘till death do us part’ is only temporary.
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