A billionaire who hates Christmas. An event planner who needs his connections. One fake-dating deal to fix both their problems. But if this is just for optics…why is he looking at her like that?

HOLLY:

Evan Bellamy, grumpy billionaire and reluctant face of the Bellamy Foundation, has a holiday problem. His PR team wants him to fix his Christmas-hating image. His mother wants to set him up with “appropriate” women. A fake-dating agreement with me is the perfect solution. So what if I’m also planning his foundation’s holiday gala?

EVAN:

Holly Bennett is my foundation’s event planner—talented, ambitious, and in need of the high-profile connections only I can offer. When I help her family out of a Nutcracker-sized jam, I propose a trade: she plays my girlfriend at holiday events, I introduce her to the clients who can transform her career. No catching feelings. No complications.

Except now that the deal is ending, I’m not ready to let her go.

A sweet billionaire holiday romance with fake dating, forced proximity, and a grump who finally finds his sunshine, wrapped in peppermint mochas.

I asked her to marry me to save my company, I never thought I would fall in love with her.

Ryan:
My company, my life’s work, everything I’ve built is on the line. The solution is simple: I need to get married, and I need to do it fast. From a business standpoint, it makes sense. A marriage of convenience that is mutually beneficial. Mika, my brilliant assistant, stands to gain just as much as I do. On paper, it’s the perfect arrangement. It even solves the inconvenient complication of being attracted to someone I technically shouldn’t date. But no matter how logical it looks, no matter how professional I try to keep it, it doesn’t change one thing. I want her. And not just as my wife in name only—I want her to be mine in every way.

Mika:

I’ve always been focused on my career. Driven, ambitious, determined to get ahead. So when Ryan offered me the opportunity of a lifetime, I didn’t hesitate to say yes. At first, it was just a business deal. A chance to secure both our futures. But everything changed when I became his wife. What started as a calculated decision has turned into something I never expected. I’m falling for him. And now, I don’t just want the job or the benefits. I want him, forever.

The Billionaire’s Fake Marriage is a stand-alone, dual-narration billionaire office fake romance set in New York City. Come for the chemistry, stay for the feel, This love story delivers heat, heart, and a happy ending that’s worth every page.

Mila Anderson has a five-year plan. Nowhere in it is a masked man with a filthy mouth.

After a gaslighting ex turns her love life into a cautionary tale, she swears off distractions—especially six-foot-something hockey players she’s been hired to make look marketable. 

Then the team’s Halloween party happens, and she’s swept off her feet by a man who makes her forget every rule she’s ever set. One tiny problem: she never saw his face.

Theo Tilbury doesn’t do crowds or speeches. Or talking much at all. But behind a mask, he’s  confident, dirty, and makes Mila tremble by whispering her name. Too bad she doesn’t know the shy defenseman is the same guy who ruined her lipstick.

Keeping the secret lets him live both lives—the bold stranger she can’t forget and the man terrified of saying the wrong word. But the closer they get, the harder it is to hide, and the more he risks losing the one woman who finally sees him.

A witty, steamy, and deeply emotional hockey romance about confidence, connection, and falling for the person who finally makes you feel seen.

Book 2 in the Skate Me Home series. Can be read as a standalone.