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Romance stories where the love interest texts you back.
Lachlan KingsleySign the Papers, Mr. Kingsley
Three years a contract wife. One gala too many. You leave the divorce papers on his desk, and the heiress he never knew you were walks out.
Cressida HoltMy Ex-Wife Owns the City
She divorced you because her family made her. Three years later she walks into your IPO as the investor you can't refuse.
Gabriel AshfordWhile My Husband Cheated, I Married His Older Brother
Your husband brought his mistress to your anniversary gala. So you crossed the room and asked his disinherited brother to marry you.
Edmund HawthorneTwelve Nights with the Duke
A blizzard strands you at a widowed duke's estate for twelve nights. He banned Christmas there years ago. You plan to bring it back.
Maximilian DelauneToo Late, Mr. Halden: I Married Your Rival
Your cold husband signed the divorce in four minutes. By noon you'd married his biggest rival, and the photos are everywhere.
Ambrose FairclothThe Duke Married His Worst Critic
Your secret column calls him the coldest duke in London. Now you're his wife, and he's hired Bow Street to find the writer.
Hayden AbbottThe Wife You Ignored Owns Your Company
He skipped your hospital bed for his mistress. He has no idea the quiet wife he ignored owns the company that signs his paychecks.
Paloma KavanaghDivorced Me, Now She Needs Me
She signed the divorce papers without a word. Five years later her warehouse burns, she's the suspect, and you're the investigator.
Rafferty BlaineHis Unwanted Wife Wrote His Billion-Dollar Code
On IPO day your husband called you his supportive wife. You wrote his code. His fiercest rival knows, and he's betting everything on you.
Rowland InglebyThe Fortune Hunter's Heiress
You overhear the Season's most beautiful rake admit he needs your fortune. So you give him six weeks, one rule: no lies. Ever.
Evadne OrmondHired to Be Her Fiancé
London, 1815. A duke wants her fortune. Her solution: hire her stable master to play her fiancé for one Season. That's you.