Hearts ignite and chaos ensues when an ex-military specialist and his sister's best friend must unexpectedly make their marriage-of-convenience real in a way they never intended.
"One of the best books of the year! I was absolutely blown away." ~Tapnchica (Amazon Review)
Harlan Shea has always loved one woman…a woman he would never risk by bringing into the darkness of his world. When she needs a favor from him so she can adopt a foster child in need, he's all-in on a marriage-of-convenience. It might not be real, but it gives his soul a life-saving anchor as he heads off on his next deadly mission.
Emma Larson has returned to her hometown to heal from a marriage she barely survived. All she wants is to adopt a desperate little girl and start her life as a powerful, single woman…until Harlan returns to Birch Crossing for one magical night, awakening passion in her she thought she'd buried forever.
He leaves her with a ring on her finger, and the independence she needs so desperately…until fate intervenes. Suddenly, they need to convince the world that they truly are in love…which might be closer to the truth than either of them is ready to admit. Can two such broken hearts finally heal?
"Heartbreaking, breathtakingly beautiful story!!!! I LOVED this story!!" ~Lovebites (Amazon Review)
Books in the Birch Crossing series:
Unexpectedly Mine
Accidentally Mine
Unintentionally Mine
Irresistibly Mine
Mistakenly Mine (Coming Soon!)
NOTE: Unintentionally Mine was originally published under the title Fairy Tale Not Required as part of the Ever After series.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: New York Times and USA Today bestselling author Stephanie Rowe is "contemporary romance at its best" (Bex 'N' Books). She's author of more than forty-five novels, and she's the 2018 winner and five-time nominee for the RITA® award, the highest award in romance fiction. As an award-winning author, Stephanie has been touching readers' hearts and keeping them spellbound for more than a decade. For more info on Stephanie, visit her at www.stephanierowe.com.
