We were never supposed to get married in Vegas.
We were never supposed to end up as co–principal investigators on the hospital's splashiest clinical trial — two ex-spouses, one accidental marriage, and a second chance romance neither of us asked for.
Yet here we are — a fake marriage, forced proximity, and too much history to ignore. He left once to chase a dream. I learned how to dream without him.
Now the board loves our fairytale. The press loves our ring. And I am terrified, I love this cardiology power couple, my other half — my ex-husband, my rival, my medical doctor — more than I ever stopped.
Angsty and spicy. He falls first. When an ugly rumor threatens everything we are building, we will have to decide what matters more: saving face…or saving us.
What You Get In This Book...
We were never supposed to end up as co–principal investigators on the hospital's splashiest clinical trial — two ex-spouses, one accidental marriage, and a second chance romance neither of us asked for.
Yet here we are — a fake marriage, forced proximity, and too much history to ignore. He left once to chase a dream. I learned how to dream without him.
Now the board loves our fairytale. The press loves our ring. And I am terrified, I love this cardiology power couple, my other half — my ex-husband, my rival, my medical doctor — more than I ever stopped.
Angsty and spicy. He falls first. When an ugly rumor threatens everything we are building, we will have to decide what matters more: saving face…or saving us.
What You Get In This Book...
- 💍 Marriage of convenience between a cardiology power couple
🎰 Second chance Vegas wedding romance
🩺 Hotshot cardio chief hero with regrets
💼 Career-focused heroine who's done being hurt
💒 Accidental marriage & fake love turned real
😬 Rival coworkers forced to play "happy couple"
🤫 Past secrets, public pressure, real stakes
🙇 Redemption arc + grovel-worthy moments
💬 Banter meets yearning
🔥🔥🔥🔥 High Heat
💍 HEA with a vow renewal twist
�� No Cheating
Genre: Romance
Used availability for Lucy Barbee's Doctor Mistake