Craig needed a wife convincing enough to fool a dying man, not a real marriage.
Regina Graham looked like an easy solution: two million dollars, a fake wedding, and a clean break from any emotion.
He did not expect to want her again the moment she arrived, to burn with jealousy at another man's hands on her, or to need her in his bed before the first week under his roof was over.
She treats the arrangement as business while he thinks about her more than his inheritance.
His grandfather sees more than they counted on, her father now knows her value to Craig, and the lie holding the marriage together is starting to crack.
