Married for Millions

A marriage of convenience, a meddling grandmother, and one grumpy principal who never saw it coming.Middle school English teacher Brynlee Hart is broke, stressed, and stuck with a fixer-upper house that's falling apart faster than her finances. When her wealthy and wildly manipulative grandmother changes the terms of the family trust, Brynlee is left with two options: marry someone, or kiss her inheritance goodbye.Enter Travis Dobson: her gruff, rule-loving principal with a resting scowl and zero tolerance for her quirky teaching style. He's the last person she wants to spend a staff meeting with, let alone marry... but when Travis learns his own family is in financial trouble, a fake marriage might just solve both their problems.They agree to keep it strictly business-no feelings, no drama, and definitely no kissing.But as Brynlee starts to see past Travis's prickly exterior, she realizes there might be more to her boss than sharp words and buttoned-up suits. And Travis? He's finding it harder and harder to resist the chaos that is Brynlee Hart.Can two opposites survive a fake relationship under one roof... or will pretending to be in love turn into the real deal?

A mistaken identity, a rushed wedding, and one shocking realization… she married the wrong brother.Taya has spent years working nonstop to support her family, with barely a moment for herself. The only bright spot in her day is a quick conversation with the man she could never have. He's wealthy, charming, and completely out of her league. So when he suddenly proposes, it feels like something out of a dream.She says yes.There's just one problem. It's not him.Dax Hart came to town to watch his twin's dog and start over, but his inheritance comes with one condition: he has to get married. Taya needs help. He needs a wife. It's simple-until the truth comes out.Now they're stuck in a marriage neither of them meant to enter… and walking away might be harder than staying.A closed-door romantic comedy perfect for readers who love chemistry without the spice.