Bitter Sweet Billionaire

Maggie Sorensen's aunt left her a bakery, a mortgage she can't pay, and a debt to a man who has just died of poisoned tea. Marcus Blackwood owns half of Portland and every reason to want his grandfather gone. The district attorney is circling. His lawyers have a fix — marry someone credible and quick, and let the alibi do the rest. Maggie needs the bakery's building and can't refuse the deed he's offering. The wedding is at four p.m. The bride is reading the police file by six. The police missed the tea service. The tox screen missed the timing. The housekeeper, who has been with the family for forty years, missed nothing at all — and Maggie is about to ask her the wrong question at the right time. She married him for an alibi. Now she has to prove he isn't a killer — or prove who is.