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    A Pinch of Commitment: A Marriage of Convenience: Veils and Vows, #2

    By Jean Oram

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    When falling in love isn't part of the contract.

     

    Techie Ethan Mattson may have married chef Lily Harper, but he didn't vow to love her. His only commitment was to hand her half of his business assets and a year later file for divorce while saving a tidy sum on taxes. Little does Ethan know that the pretty woman from his past needs so much more than just a business.

     

    She needs protection and love, the two things he believes he's too broken to offer.

     

    Chef Lily Harper grew up tagging along after her best friend's brother, Ethan, who saved her from bullies, mud puddles and being an outsider. When Lily flees a nasty ex who won't take a hint, she comes home to Blueberry Springs, striking a deal with her childhood protector, Ethan. If he marries her, she'll take his restaurant off his hands, giving him more time to spend on his dream tech business. Not only that, but she'll finally earn her way into owning a thriving restaurant.

     

    It seems like an ideal agreement…until she begins to fall in love.

     

    Will Lily be able to show Ethan how to love again or will their hidden histories ruin their recipe for love? Find out in this irresistible new book from New York Times bestselling author Jean Oram. Start reading this friends-to-lovers, sweet marriage of convenience romance today!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOram Productions
    Release dateMar 6, 2018
    ISBN9781928198604
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    A Pinch of Commitment: A Marriage of Convenience: Veils and Vows, #2
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    Jean Oram

    Jean Oram grew up in an old schoolhouse in a Canadian town, population 100 (cats and dogs not included). She is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling romance author of feel-good, tingle-inducing, heartwarming romances. Jean lives in Canada with her husband, two kids, cat, dog. She can often be found outdoors or reading a book. (And of course at her laptop writing your next irresistible read!) Follow Jean on social media or subscribe to her newsletter: www.JeanOram.com/FREEBOOK.

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