The Accidental Fiancée

Ninety days to fall in love, or fake it convincingly enough that no one, including himself notices the difference. Callum Ashworth has three months to get married or lose the four historic hotels his grandmother spent forty years building. He hasn't dated seriously since his fiancée left him at the altar. He definitely hasn't planned on falling for the one person he's contractually stuck with for the next ninety days. Josephine "Jo" Marchetti doesn't do charm. She's watched it walk out a door too many times to trust it. She's also three months from losing the two-person engineering firm she built from nothing - and the only client who can save it comes with a very specific, very inconvenient condition. A fake engagement solves both their problems on paper. He keeps his grandmother's legacy. She keeps her firm. Easy. Except neither of them planned on spending twelve weeks in the same collapsing hotel, in front of the same nosy small town, pretending badly enough that the pretending starts to feel like the only honest thing either of them has done in years. The Accidental Fiancée is a full-length, standalone marriage-of-convenience romance with: - A grumpy, guarded hero who's really just scared- A fiercely independent heroine who's terrified of needing anyone- A meddling small town with opinions about everyone's love life- Banter, a slow burn that catches fire, and a fully earned happily ever after