When the Ink Is Dry

Author: A.R. Rose
Genre(s): Romance | Billionaire Romance | Adult
Total pages: 110
When the Ink Is Dry

From author A.R. Rose comes a billionaire romance perfect for readers who loved Gossip Girl mixed with tension, angst, humor, and spice.

What do alcohol, Paris, and a hot guy have in common?

Evidently, me.

The last thing I expected when I went to Paris on a work trip was to drink too much and end up legally wed.

What I really didn’t expect was to wake up the next day and have no recollection of what happened.

Now, more than a year later, my husband has shown up in my penthouse foyer, waving our marriage license in my face and demanding I step into the role of his wife.

The only person who can help me get rid of this little legal problem I’ve found myself in is Manhattan’s most prestigious divorce attorney, Luciano Paladino.

Oh, did I mention my new attorney is also my best friend’s brother?

My best friend’s super grumpy, sinfully hot, older brother, who just so happens to hate me.

Lucky for him, he just needs to tell me where to sign and I’ll be on my way.

So why is he looking at me like he wants to break every one of his ethical rules of conduct?

Tropes:

-Billionaire

-Fake Engagement

-Best Friend’s Brother

-Attorney/Client

-Small Age Gap (5 years)

When the Ink Is Dry is the first book in the When in Manhattan series and can be read as a complete standalone. This book features high tension, laugh out loud moments, and cameo’s from previous A.R. Rose books. Reader discretion is advised. When the Ink Is Dry features mature themes and content that may not be suitable for all audiences. Please visit the author’s website for a full list of content warnings.

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