The Bourne Matrimonial Agency has one rule: By no means fall deeply in love with a customer, which shouldn’t be a problem when one’s faking an engagement towards the rogue across the street .

Ainsley Bourne needs the family members business to succeed. But one obstacle stands in her way-Reed Sterling, the huge, handsome, former prize fighter and owner of the gaming hell next door. His scandalous customers scare off all her marriage-minded customers and because the devilish brute has no intention of relocating, she about The Rogue to Spoil units out to spoil his unsavory establishment. However whenever a vile suitor from her previous reappears, Ainsley hastily statements an attachment to the first man who comes to brain . . . Mr. Sterling, to be exact.

Reed doesn’t understand who’s more surprised by Miss Bourne’s declaration. She clearly hates him, and he’d by no means admit their arguments simmer with unrequited appeal. Something about the pleading try her eye calls to Reed, and against his better view, he quickly plays the area of the besotted fiancé.

Pretending to maintain love takes a convincing charade. But with each tantalizing contact and every scandalous kiss, Ainsley starts to question if Reed was ever really the enemy at all.