Josi S. Kilpack
Emma has a knack for doing things badly. At eighteen she married her high-school sweetheart just days after graduation. Three years later sheâ€™s a twenty-one-year old divorcee with a 15-month-old daughter looking at life in a different way. She moves to Utah with a broken heart and a head full of shattered dreams hoping to start over.,She also tries to find her place in the LDS church again, but itâ€™s easier said than done. As always she doesnâ€™t fit the Mormon mold and wonders if she ever will or if she even wants to.,Andrew Davidsonâ€™s life is going exactly according to plan. He has the lifestyle heâ€™s always wanted and spends his days working hard at his development company and his weekends enjoy the perks of being a rich bachelor. When he learns of a substantial inheritance through the father he never knew, he canâ€™t say no. Even if it means he has to marry â€” something he never planned on.,When Andrew makes Emma an offer she canâ€™t refuse, a marriage of convenience in exchange for a portion of the inheritance, she feels life is taking a turn for the better. She knows everything will be fine so long as she doesnâ€™t fall in love with her temporary husband. But as with everything else in Emmaâ€™s life, things donâ€™t go as expected.,Before she knows it sheâ€™s fallen in love with Andrew, but holds no illusions that his expectations of their merger have changed. However, Andrew is caught up in conflicting feelings of his own and when he finds himself faced with everything he never wanted, he desperately seeks answers.
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