Just for the Wedding

She dropped a lemon cake on her brother's best friend. He told the whole room she was his fiancée.Eighteen months ago, Josie Kaplan walked in on her fiancé and her business partner on her own kitchen island. Since then, her bakery has lost every client his father could reach, her lease is about to run out, and her only order is the wedding cake for the happy couple. Eighteen thousand dollars. Ten days at a Napa vineyard. Two hundred guests waiting to watch her crack.So when the bride sweetly asks if she's seeing anyone, Josie panics and says she's engaged.To Gideon Rourke. Six foot five of silent, self-made hotel billionaire. Her brother's best friend since the night her firefighter dad carried him out of a burning trailer. The man who told her to go home eight years ago and has avoided her ever since.He has his reasons for playing along: a riverfront land deal that only goes to a man with roots. She has hers: rent, revenge, and a five-tier cake that refuses to stand up in ninety-seven degrees.The rules are simple. Public only. No kissing. It ends the day after the wedding. And nobody tells Danny.Then there's only one bed.Just for the Wedding is a laugh-out-loud, open-door romance with a grumpy hero who fixes things, a heroine who never needed fixing, and a happily ever after worth every crumb.Brother's best friendFake engagementOne bed, forced proximityOpen-door spice and a guaranteed HEA