Wren Delacroix walked into Kane Meridian Tower to collect an overdue invoice. She walked out with a six-week contract to become a billionaire's fiancee.



Griffin Kane needs a credible engagement before his board votes away his family's company. Wren needs seventy-five thousand dollars before the bank takes her father's bakery. It is a clean arrangement: fixed term, fixed price, zero feelings required.



Neither of them accounted for Thanksgiving benefits that feel less like performances, a holiday party dance that ends in a real kiss, or a New Year's Eve deadline that suddenly means far more than a merger vote. When the fiction threatens to become public exactly when it stops being fiction, Wren has to decide if she can trust a man who tried to protect her by managing her instead of talking to her, and Griffin has to prove, without a single clause to hide behind, that some things are worth rebuilding even when you are not sure they will hold.



A grumpy billionaire. A sunshine baker with nothing left to lose. One contract that was never going to stay just business.



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Emma Vaugh writes contemporary romance for readers who want their happily ever afters to feel earned, not handed over. She's drawn to characters who negotiate their way into love almost against their own better judgment: careful people, guarded people, people who've built a life around never needing anyone and then meet the one person who changes that math entirely.