Arranged Marriage series by Rocklyn Ryder (#2, 6-8)
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Overview: In real life I’m just your ordinary woman. At the day job 8 hours a day that often stretches to 10. In real life I’m just your ordinary woman. At the day job 8 hours a day that often stretches to 10.
Genre: Romance
2. A Nice Boy – Caitlyn:
I was promised a Nice Boy, but one look at my fiance and I know better. I’ve had my life planned out since I was a teenager: college, career, marriage, children, but now that it’s time to start planning the wedding it looks like Mr. Right didn’t get his save the date card. That’s why I decide to go with an arranged marriage using a modern day match maker. Visions of white picket fences are dancing in my head on my way to meet my new fiance but when I get my first look at Josh I can’t breathe. Oh sure, he’s sexy as sin and I can’t resist giving in to every opportunity to get his hot mouth on my skin but marry him? I’m not so sure about that. Josh is all bad boy; tattoos, dirty mind, and foul mouth. Hardly husband material. Is happily ever after really possible with a man like Josh?
Joshua:
My last relationship ended with a wrecked house and a night in jail…I’m ready for a woman that’s crazy about me, not just crazy. So when my boss tells me she’s gonna find me a wife, I can’t argue with the woman who’s like a mother to me. I know Caitlyn’s the perfect woman as soon as I set eyes on her and I love knowing she wants me just as bad as I want her. I won’t let anything get in the way of putting my ring on this woman’s finger and starting our life together.
6. A Good Move – Gavin:
Options are slim and none in a town this size and I sure as hell ain’t getting any younger. If I aim to find a wife and start a family, I’m gonna have to get creative. Moving out away from the family farm isn’t an option, so hiring a professional match maker might be my ticket to finding a wife– if she’s willing to make the move.
Jillian:
I used to take pride in my single girl status but lately I’d rather be home on a weekend than out at a bar. Truth of the matter is that I want what my girlfriends have now– a husband and a family.
I knew relocating might be a requirement to get my happily ever after when I signed up for an arranged marriage but Indiana is a long way from LA and I’m starting wonder if this was such a good move after all.
7. A Wise Investment – "Are you saying you don’t think I want to f*ck you?"
Dorthy:
When I decide to take a stab at a modern day arranged marriage leads me to an Alaskan air field, I have high hopes that I’ll finally find my happily ever after– and a man who isn’t intimidated by a woman who can take care of herself. Coming face to face with my fiance for the first time sets off all the warning bells in my brain– but it sets off entirely different alarms in other parts of my body. Is Barrett really the man I’ve been looking for? More importantly, am I what he’s looking for?
Barrett:
Women are scarce in these parts, and the ones that are here never wanted anything to do with me before I came into my money. Now that I can finally afford the services of a professional match maker, I’m looking forward to the woman she and my closest friends have determined is right for me.Dorthy’s a little slip of a thing and pretty as a picture with all that blonde hair and big blue eyes lighting up her face and I want her more than I’ve ever wanted anything in my life. I just don’t know why she’d want to get hitched to the likes of me when it’s clear she doesn’t need me for anything.I thought I finally had something to offer a wife, but this little firecracker of a woman can obviously hold her own– so what does she need me for?
8. An Elegant Solution – The last thing I’m looking for is a husband and Raven Swann doesn’t deal in "maybe ever afters."
Alicia: I’m focused on my career, not getting married and making babies. So when my aunt and my grand-baby crazy mom decide to hire a professional match maker on my behalf I about come unglued.Imagine! An arranged marriage in this day and age. It’s insulting! But when I meet the man I’m supposed to marry I can’t deny the chemistry between us. Michael: When I signed up for an arranged marriage through a professional match maker, I was thinking I was ready for something serious, but I wasn’t in a hurry to get to the marriage part. Until I meet my fiance. Suddenly getting married sounds incredible; the sooner, the better. Too bad this arranged marriage plan wasn’t even Alicia’s plan. How do I convince her that I’m the man she didn’t know she was looking for?
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