The Tycoon's Crooked Deal

Six years ago Ivy Marchetti cost Roman Dane one hundred and forty million dollars. He has never forgotten the exact figure, or her face. Now her family's vineyard is one payment away from being his, and he has an offer that isn't one: eighteen months as his wife, and he releases the loan. He gives her rules. He invites her to dinners where he corrects her. He wants the men who laughed at him to see him married to the woman who made him a joke. He doesn't know she's holding a deed that proves his land was never his. She'll sign. She'll stay. She'll let him believe he's winning. Two people can play a rigged game — if one of them is patient enough to wait eleven chapters.