Married by Mistake
Do not adjust your set. That really was Casey Greene being jilted by her fiancé on live TV! And that really was Memphis's most eligible bachelor who stepped in to marry her instead.Millionaire businessman Adam Carmichael wanted only to help Casey save face. He isn't prepared for the news that...
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Do not adjust your set. That really was Casey Greene being jilted by her fiancé on live TV! And that really was Memphis's most eligible bachelor who stepped in to marry her instead.Millionaire businessman Adam Carmichael wanted only to help Casey save face. He isn't prepared for the news that their "fake" wedding is legal and binding.While they secretly wait for an annulment, media and family scrutiny forces them to put on their best loving-couple act. Except by now, neither one is quite sure who's acting….
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Format: kindle
ASIN: B00ATMP8K6
Publish date: February 1st 2013
Publisher: Harlequin
Edition language: English
Not bad for a freebie. It kept me entertained even if I shook my head a few times (okay many times.). I don't think Casey is a kick-ass heroine, but somebody does. So thank you! I needed to get this off my TBR! (Shelved by one person on Goodreads as kick-ass-heroine). Casey is 25. She is way to...
Yeah! This book starts off funny right away! I love Adam's inner dialogue as he is trying to calm down Casey. Oh how complicated these "marriages of convenience" get. Adam and Casey start to date even though Adam just wants to stay away from Casey for a month? Sigh, can't authors write cute little...
A friend of mine recently pointed out that he's tired of watching anything other than scifi thriller movies because everything else (read chic flicks or anything essentially with romance) is just "brainwashing." That because of those movies he's expected to be this perfect arrangement of guyness tha...
I don't review general romance at Melissa's Bookshelf, so I'll write a brief review here.Like so many Harlequin romances, this is a very short story and because of that, it is impossible to do the characters or even the story itself justice. It felt like I was reading the condensed version of the bo...