Double
Tinsley Campbell’s life has been controlled by others for as long as she can remember. Tinsley didn’t mind being agreeable . . . as long as her boundaries were respected. But they weren’t, and that became abundantly clear when her aunt arranged a marriage for her to one of the country’s most powerful political figures. Tinsley found herself facing a difficult choice: give up her freedom for a marriage that will only benefit her aunt and the politician, or risk the safety of the people she loved the most.
Jinx “Double” Waters has a life many would envy. He’s had his fun, made his money, and is the uncontested heir-apparent poised to take the helm of his family’s charitable foundation. As he approaches this career milestone, there is one question that will not stop nagging at him: What’s the point of building a legacy if there’s no one to share it with or leave it to?
When he’s asked to step up and help Tinsley get out of her arranged marriage by marrying her, he reluctantly agrees. The last thing Tinsley wants is to be forced into anything, let alone a marriage, but her back is against the wall.
Now she’s living under his roof, and they’re interacting every day. The façade that their union is only based on obligation and fear is slipping with each kindness, each soft touch, and each lingering gaze. When the threat to her safety is no longer a factor, will she choose to finally have the freedom over her own life that she’s always desired, or will she choose the man who has shown her that freedom and love can co-exist?
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