The Marriage Arrangement

Helen Bianchin

Summary

A man and woman enter a marriage of convenience as a business merger but when the relationship is challenged, they realize their love for each other. 
 
Hannah’s marriage to Miguel Santanas had given her a privileged, glamorous life. She ran her own business by day, and shared her bed with a passionate, sexy husband by night. Miguel was everything a woman could want—and more! 
 
But this perfect marriage was a social contract uniting two powerful families. Love hadn’t been part of the deal. So why was Hannah so jealous of the flirtatious Camille’s attentions toward Miguel? Did that mean she felt more for him than she’d realized—and did he feel the same?

Available since: 02/21/2011.

Print length: 192 pages.

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