Unfortunately Yours

A victim of bad luck The Napa heiress finds that there's a thin line between love and hate when she proposes a convenient, mutually advantageous marriage to a guy she detests.

Natalie Vos went back home to nurse her wounds after abruptly losing both her career and her fiancé. After a few months, she feels as if she has adequately drank cabernet to drown her grief and is prepared to stand again. All she needs to launch her new business endeavor is her trust money. Regretfully, the conditions stipulate that she must be married before receiving the money. And, you recall, dumped? However, Natalie is so desperate that she asks a guy to marry her, even if she also wants to murder and kiss him.

Despite owning a vineyard, August Cates has no experience producing wine. Whatever it takes, he's determined to honor his late closest buddy. But his friend's heritage is circling the drain, his tasting room is vacant, and his wine is so bad that he once witnessed someone gag. He is unable to get the money he needs to turn around his firm from any bank, and suddenly the stunning and brash heiress shows up at his door. From the first minute they met, Natalie has been haunting his dreams; yet, their initial searing connection quickly turned into seething insults.

Now, a fast marriage could benefit them both. A fake wedding, a few weeks spent together under one roof, and then, if they survive, they may part ways. How difficult may it be? They failed to take into consideration one single thing: their regrettable, intolerable, irresistible desire.