Married with Benefits

The last person she'd ever marry just became the only person she needs.

When Sloane's inheritance hinges on a marriage certificate, she has exactly one desperate option: the insufferable, annoyingly gorgeous man who has made her professional life a living nightmare. He needs her too—though he'd rather suffer in silence than admit it. So they strike a deal. Twelve months. Shared last name. Separate lives.

Except separate lives are impossible when you're legally bound to someone who argues about everything, remembers your coffee order without being asked, and looks at you like you're a problem he genuinely wants to solve.

Their antagonism has always been electric—sharp words traded across conference tables, loaded silences that lasted a beat too long. But now those silences happen over breakfast. And the arguments feel less like warfare and more like foreplay neither of them will acknowledge.

Sloane knows the rules. She wrote them. No real feelings. No complications. No falling for the man whose rare, reluctant smile does something catastrophic to her resolve.

But rules were never really their strong suit.

*Married with Benefits* is a sharp, swoony, slow-burn romance about two stubborn people who spend months fighting the inevitable—and the devastating, tender moment they finally stop. Because sometimes the person who drives you absolutely mad is the only one who truly sees you.

And some benefits are worth every complication.