Rhett Kingsley-ex–Special Forces, billionaire heir, and reluctant society golden boy-has returned from war with hidden scars. All he wants is purpose, and the chance to build affordable homes for his fellow vets. But his dream is slipping away… the three-billion-dollar trust owed to him comes with a catch…He must marry first. Rhett's dad happens to have just the right solution.It so happens that a golf pal wants to marry off his feisty 28 Y.O daughter in return for a precious parcel of land Kingsley senior covets.So here's the deal: A marriage of convenience to this unusual girl, who lives in the rough end of LA and gets around in baggy clothes, in return for everything the former soldier needs to move ahead in his life.The last thing Rhett would agree to is an arranged marriage with a woman he hasn't even met. Besides he's not on the market for love let alone marriage.That is-until he meets the woman in question. Beneath all that fabric and baseball cap, Eveline's a beautiful, curvy, fiercely independent woman.And the surprises keep on coming because this stunning woman has never been with a man before. There are disturbing reasons for that. Too complicated to explain right now. Suffice to say: she's everything Rhett never knew he needed… and the one woman he should never deceive.She's also the only woman who's ever made him believe in forever.A steamy and emotional Arranged Marriage of Convenience Romance about second chances, healing, and a love powerful enough to defy every rule. Impressed by their heartfelt, down-to-earth portrayal of love and sex, I developed a voracious appetite for contemporary romance books. I was so inspired by the genre that I decided to explore that world as a writer. I embarked on writing three books. All of which still remain on my computer. Then Aidan Thornhill entered my imagination and came alive on paper. From that moment, like all emotional love stories, nothing else mattered. I fell in love, and was compelled to write, almost in a frenzy, every day without fail, which resulted in Entrance, Enlighten and Enfold (Thornhill Trilogy). The idea for The Importance of Being Wild, my latest novel, came to me through a story I heard of how a bang on the head ended a marriage after the husband woke as another man.
