First white lie…of course I'm seeing someone.

Second white lie…we're getting married next month.

Jeremiah Storm is as honest as they come. It's why so many of his colleagues look up to him. When he discovers the real reason why he was overlooked for a promotion—because he's still single—he's determined he won't be passed over a second time.

When the CFO announces that he's retiring in a couple of weeks, Jeremiah knows he's got his work cut out for him. That position belongs to him and he'll do whatever it takes to make sure he gets it. Including getting married.

But how can he find a wife when he doesn't even have a girlfriend?

Peyton Wright works two and three jobs just to make ends meet. The last thing she wants is to move back home, but something has seriously got to give. She can't keep living this way, with only a few hours of sleep each night and a bank account that's almost always empty.

When her friend tells her about the Wife for Hire Agency and the money she could make, Peyton doesn't hesitate to say what she thinks—that's it the most ridiculous thing she's ever heard of.

Until she finds out how much money she can make.

What happens when a temporary arrangement turns into something more? Can Jeremiah convince Peyton to stay long after the deal is complete?