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Can a convenient marriage...
Bring them the happiness they deserve?
It's a normal workday for nurse Lauren Macpherson, until she's summoned to her boss's office to face Sheikh Malik Madani. To protect his nephew, her adopted son, Malik has come to claim him-with a shock proposal! The enigmatic sheikh sweeps her into his world and Lauren is caught up in an undeniable passion. Could their marriage in name only become something more?
"Ms. Webber writes interesting characters and I've got to admit that I loved the hero and heroine...the chemistry between this couple was strong and had me loving their growing relationship.... No way can he let her go, especially when they have such a strong connection."
- Harlequin Junkie on New Year Wedding for the Crown Prince
"The way this story ended had me cheering for this couple's happy ever after because the plot twist made it palpable these two are meant to be. I would recommend...if you enjoy the fake relationship trope or a story where the hero and heroine are meant to be."
- Harlequin Junkie on A Forever Family for the Army Doc
Bring them the happiness they deserve?
It's a normal workday for nurse Lauren Macpherson, until she's summoned to her boss's office to face Sheikh Malik Madani. To protect his nephew, her adopted son, Malik has come to claim him-with a shock proposal! The enigmatic sheikh sweeps her into his world and Lauren is caught up in an undeniable passion. Could their marriage in name only become something more?
"Ms. Webber writes interesting characters and I've got to admit that I loved the hero and heroine...the chemistry between this couple was strong and had me loving their growing relationship.... No way can he let her go, especially when they have such a strong connection."
- Harlequin Junkie on New Year Wedding for the Crown Prince
"The way this story ended had me cheering for this couple's happy ever after because the plot twist made it palpable these two are meant to be. I would recommend...if you enjoy the fake relationship trope or a story where the hero and heroine are meant to be."
- Harlequin Junkie on A Forever Family for the Army Doc