Somehow You Knew

About the book

Never in my wildest dreams did I think I would agree to an arranged marriage in exchange for over 5 million dollars.

And to make matters even more surprising, the man I was supposed to marry was someone I had met only once before.

Gage Kingston strolled into the lawyer’s office with an air of nonchalance - confident, inked, and pretending not to recognize me.

However, we both knew that turning down such a substantial sum of money would be foolish, so we decided to go ahead with the plan, setting ourselves a six-month timeline to riches despite our initial animosity towards each other.

Now, I find myself living with the man his late aunt believed would be the perfect match for me, questioning her sanity for ever thinking this arrangement was a good idea.

Then came the first letter.

It turned out that Diane had devised a scheme to make us fall in love and ensure the success of our marriage.

What started as arguments soon evolved into heartfelt conversations.

Innocent touches transformed into challenges filled with desire.

And before I knew it, we were crossing every boundary we had set.

Did Diane somehow foresee that we were meant to be together before we realized it ourselves?

Or had agreeing to marry a man I barely knew been one of the gravest mistakes of my life?