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Morally Black Elopement
(2026)(The second book in the Morally Black Billionaires series)
A novel by Nicole French
One night in Vegas. One drunken vow. One surprise husband.
Ronan
They say eldest children are the responsible ones. Second kids are the forgotten ones.
And third kids? We’re the ones who just don’t care.
That’s me.
I’m the third Black sibling—the one with the sharp tongue, the bad habits, and exactly zero interest in playing by the rules.
Until my oldest brother drops out of the running for CEO of Blackguard Equity.
Now I’m suddenly thinking about legacies… and how mine might look with a crown on top.
One problem: the morning after a wild night in Vegas, I roll over and find a wedding band on my finger… and a gorgeous, furious stranger in my bed.
Delaney Fisher. Seattle designer. All sharp lines, cool eyes, and no time for men like me.
Which is a shame, because I’m her new husband.
I could get it annulled.
Or I could offer her a deal: stay married to me, play the part of my perfect wife while I make my move for CEO, and I’ll pay her enough to save her struggling business.
She says yes. I say we’re going to have fun.
The only thing I don’t say? That I might just want to keep her for good.
Delaney
I don’t drink. I don’t date.
And I definitely don’t spontaneously marry men like Ronan Black—a smooth-talking billionaire playboy with trouble written all over his chiseled face. But one night in Vegas turns into a lifetime of consequences when I wake up in his bed… and apparently in his life.
He offers me money. I should say no.
But my business is on the brink, and his plan could keep me afloat. Four months of fake wedded bliss. Four months of pretending to be Mrs. Ronan Black.
It’s a bad idea. The worst.
So why am I letting him charm me into forgetting that? Why am I starting to think this ridiculous marriage could actually work?
Because Ronan might be morally gray, but he’s also becoming the one man I want in my corner.
The question is—when it counts, will he choose me… or himself?
MORALLY BLACK PROPOSAL is the second standalone novel in the Morally Black Billionaires series. Tropes inside: woke up married, bad boy/good girl, opposites attract, marriage of convenience, and black-hearted billionaire meets no-nonsense heroine.
⚠️ Warning: Contains questionable decisions, shameless flirting, and a hero who’ll convince you bad boys are worth the risk.
Ronan
They say eldest children are the responsible ones. Second kids are the forgotten ones.
And third kids? We’re the ones who just don’t care.
That’s me.
I’m the third Black sibling—the one with the sharp tongue, the bad habits, and exactly zero interest in playing by the rules.
Until my oldest brother drops out of the running for CEO of Blackguard Equity.
Now I’m suddenly thinking about legacies… and how mine might look with a crown on top.
One problem: the morning after a wild night in Vegas, I roll over and find a wedding band on my finger… and a gorgeous, furious stranger in my bed.
Delaney Fisher. Seattle designer. All sharp lines, cool eyes, and no time for men like me.
Which is a shame, because I’m her new husband.
I could get it annulled.
Or I could offer her a deal: stay married to me, play the part of my perfect wife while I make my move for CEO, and I’ll pay her enough to save her struggling business.
She says yes. I say we’re going to have fun.
The only thing I don’t say? That I might just want to keep her for good.
Delaney
I don’t drink. I don’t date.
And I definitely don’t spontaneously marry men like Ronan Black—a smooth-talking billionaire playboy with trouble written all over his chiseled face. But one night in Vegas turns into a lifetime of consequences when I wake up in his bed… and apparently in his life.
He offers me money. I should say no.
But my business is on the brink, and his plan could keep me afloat. Four months of fake wedded bliss. Four months of pretending to be Mrs. Ronan Black.
It’s a bad idea. The worst.
So why am I letting him charm me into forgetting that? Why am I starting to think this ridiculous marriage could actually work?
Because Ronan might be morally gray, but he’s also becoming the one man I want in my corner.
The question is—when it counts, will he choose me… or himself?
MORALLY BLACK PROPOSAL is the second standalone novel in the Morally Black Billionaires series. Tropes inside: woke up married, bad boy/good girl, opposites attract, marriage of convenience, and black-hearted billionaire meets no-nonsense heroine.
⚠️ Warning: Contains questionable decisions, shameless flirting, and a hero who’ll convince you bad boys are worth the risk.