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Contemporary Romance, Western

A Fortune with Benefits on Goodreads

A Fortune with Benefits on Bookshop.org (supports independent bookshops)

Contemporary Romance, Western

  • While healing a broken heart, image consultant Naomi Katz is stunned when rancher Shane Fortune asks for her help—finding a wife! Years ago they’d had one date that ended awkwardly…before he swept another woman off her feet. Now he's back, convinced that "fake dating" Naomi is his ticket to matrimony with Mrs. Right. Soon they're sharing romantic dinners, cozy evenings at home, and Shane and his son, Brady, even join Naomi's family for a Passover Seder.  As the spring weather blooms, perhaps Shane and Naomi can look beyond their differences—and their past mistakes—to find a new beginning…together.

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