The Rancher Married the Wrong Sister

Author: Marian Tee
Genre(s): Romance | Billionaire Romance | Erotic | Adult
Total pages: 108
The Rancher Married the Wrong Sister

I wasn’t supposed to be the bride. But when my sister ran off with his money, someone had to pay the price.
Billionaire rancher Gavine Launcelot trapped me in a marriage contract meant for my glamorous sister. Now I’m his hostage wife until Jessica comes crawling back.

But Jessica isn’t coming back. And Gavine is starting to notice me in ways that make my pulse race.
When he kisses me, it doesn’t feel like business.
When his dark eyes turn possessive, I dare to believe this forced marriage might become something real.
I even dare to hope for his love…until Jessica suddenly returns with the truth.
I was never his bride. Instead, I was his bait.

Bonus: This edition also includes two wrong bride romances!

In The Rancher’s Amnesia Bride, Charlee-Mae wakes up in a hospital with a ring on her finger and no memory of her new husband. But while she’s busy imagining a fairy-tale romance, billionaire rancher Philippe DeRose is hiding a secret—one that makes their marriage anything but real. What started as a business arrangement takes a twisted turn when she begins to fall for him…and he realizes the one woman he thought he could deceive without consequence might be the only one he can’t forget.

In The Rancher’s Heir with the Housekeeper, Betsy’s convinced she’s finally found her perfect match—kind, quiet, and ready to marry her in two months. Too bad she doesn’t realize her future husband is actually her brooding new boss, Lukas Tsaldaris. And when he starts punishing her for falling in love with the wrong man—him—Lukas learns too late that breaking her heart might cost him everything.

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