Just My Fake Husband
Gabriel Tate was Mr. Perfect…until one bad night got him totally cancelled.
He’s the Tate family’s Golden Boy, and incredibly sexy to boot. I almost consider helping him when he begs for my public relations expertise to fix the repercussions of his actions.
It’s not my fault his own father fired him from the ginormous company he was set to take over. Besides, he and I have a bit of a past—something he doesn’t seem to remember anything about. Which is embarrassing.
I’m determined to keep my distance.
But then, Gabriel switches tactics. When he offers me money in exchange for becoming his fake wife so he can get back in his father’s good graces, I falter in my resolve. My sister’s not safe until I can find the money to pay for her group home. She needs my help. I’m all she has.
So…slap a ring on me and call me desperate because now I’m suddenly the newest—and most temporary—Mrs. Tate.
It’s clear, though, that I must stave off these pesky feelings of wedded bliss when he proves to be noble and kind, and a huge fan of my sister, who has a disability.
Our pretend kisses and affections are becoming more than I can handle. I’m my sister’s caretaker, so love can’t happen for me. Don’t my feelings understand I simply cannot fall in love?
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