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Front Page Engagement

192 pages

A classic, fast-paced fantasy of a cynical mogul brought to his knees by the unassuming girl next door.

What it feels like

This is the quintessential escapist romance, delivering the familiar, comforting thrill of a high-stakes marriage of convenience. The narrative moves at a brisk, engaging clip, pulling the reader into a world where Manhattan glamour collides with girl-next-door earnestness. It feels like slipping into a classic romantic comedy, where the initial transactional coldness of a billionaire's proposition quickly melts under the heat of unexpected proximity. The prose is straightforward and heavily focused on the crackling chemistry and internal emotional friction between two complete opposites. It is a swoony, low-angst read designed for anyone who loves watching a pragmatic, powerful man slowly realize he has completely lost his heart to the one woman he never saw coming.

Mood
  • escapist
  • swoony
  • glamorous
  • cozy
Tone
  • playful
  • earnest
  • romantic
  • melodramatic
Pace
brisk
Themes
marriage of convenience · opposites attract · hidden depths · vulnerability behind wealth
The writing
Accessible and dialogue-driven, focusing heavily on the internal emotional friction and physical chemistry between the leads.
The arc
Moves from a pragmatic, high-stakes business arrangement to a surprisingly tender and passionate genuine connection.
Who it's for
Readers who crave classic, fast-paced billionaire romances where a cynical mogul is disarmed by an unassuming girl-next-door.
Content notes
  • power imbalance
  • mild sexual content

About the book

PARK AVENUE Apartment: 12C

TENANT: Carrie Gray, the proverbial girl-next-door

SCANDAL: Will she marry for money?

Millionaire media mogul Trent Tanford had one week to find a wife...or lose his empire. But none of his current Manhattan flings met his father's stringent standards. Then Trent noticed the innocent house sitter next door.In tortoiseshell glasses and loose T-shirts, Carrie Gray surely had no skeletons in her closet. But how would she feel about...marital duties, so vital to a virile man like Trent? Trent had the money and the charm to convince her, but he'd never spoken a word to Carrie.... How was he going to ask, Will you marry me?

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