Happily Ever Hers

<p><strong>Juliet Manchester is America's best-loved movie starlet.</strong> But when a nasty divorce and a sex-tape scandal threaten to tarnish her spotless good-girl reputation <strong>she turns to co-star Ryan McDonnell to help distract the media with a passionate (and completely fake) new romance.</strong> The only problem? They're both in love with other people.</p><p><strong>Going home for Gran's 90<sup>th</sup> in Maryland was something I normally would've been looking forward to. But the timing is terrible. </strong>My ex is dragging me through a media scandal (even though he's the one who cheated. Spectacularly. On the kitchen island. With my personal chef) and if I had my way I'd stay out of the spotlight entirely.</p><p>But <strong>America's Sweetheart has to be okay</strong> and my agent is positive the best way to convince America that I'm not in the midst of a breakdown is to date my latest co-star.</p><p><strong>He's hot. He's sweet.</strong> And he's willing.</p><p><strong>But he's not the man I'm in love with.</strong></p><p>The <strong>former Marine</strong> bodyguard who's been stationed inside my house by the private security firm I employ is nothing like a movie star. <strong>He's rough around the edges from the wrong side of the tracks... and one-hundred percent exactly my type.</strong></p><p>But the two of us together? Could cost us both our jobs.</p><p><strong>I just need to remember that Jace Morgan is here to protect me. Not to love me.</strong></p><p>But when he comes along to Maryland? <strong>Lines get crossed</strong> and I'm not talking about the Mason-Dixon y'all.</p><p>Happily Ever Hers is a full-length laugh-out-loud romcom with narcoleptic pugs cursing Grans who drink too many Manhattans and a stoic ex-military hero who just might break your heart. (Standalone and no cliffhanger!)</p>