Fortune's Control
The best way to save your life is marrying a grumpy stranger.
Stranded in Fortune’s Creek, with no job or place to stay, Delilah Mayberry is contemplating a night outdoors when a marriage proposal drops in her lap. She wants to say no, as her life is already a mess, with a killer who wants her dead and a one-eyed cat to care for. But there’s something about Shane Wilcott that makes her accept. Maybe it’s his soft brown eyes or the dominating way he solves her problems.
Lilah can handle her problems just fine, except for the strange feeling of being watched or the threats to her life. Worse, the police insist the man who attacked her couldn’t have done it. Lilah has no choice but to trust the stranger she married.
Shane Wilcott returned home to Fortune’s Creek after an accident ended his military career. He’s content to live his life alone until fate steps in one night.
Lilah insists she doesn’t need saving, and her sunny ways don’t fit with his solitary life. She also plans to leave once the threat to her life ends, but he can’t ignore his growing attraction or stop himself from keeping her in Fortune’s Creek.
Shane is used to getting his way, and when danger follows her to Fortune’s Creek, he steps up, despite her protests. Shane will risk anything, even his heart, to protect his new wife, and along the way, discover she may be the one to heal his deeply buried wounds.
Note: This small-town romantic suspense is set in the world of Fortune’s Creek. Inside, you’ll find angst, found family, a dash of humor, spice, a dual POV, and a lot of heart. This romance guarantees a HEA and no cheating!
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