Charmed Bride (The Bride Series, #4) / The Bride Series (ePub)

"Threats obviously won't work, so be ready, love. I'm going to charm your cute little ass right down the aisle."

Drake Foster had always enjoyed life to its fullest, feeding his insatiable hunger for the opposite sex as the primary of the Dallas Rogues. When the beautiful former actress, Shea Johnson, returned to Lewisville, he couldn't forget their one encounter, shady as it was, and now that he'd set his sights on her, he intended to pursue her like he did everything else in life-with undisputable passion.

"Charm all you want. I'm not marrying you."

Shay Jameson, also known as the actress, Shea Johnson, wasn't about to be intimidated by the annoying billionaire entrepreneur, Drake Foster. Who the devil did he think he was to accuse her of being the reason his fiancée left him at the church door? And he had the audacity to demand that she owed him a bride, and he was there to collect on her debt.

Try as she might, she couldn't resist his magnetism, not to mention his gorgeous muscled physique … especially once she was reintroduced to … SERGEANT MAJOR.

"Do you always make a habit of arriving uninvited, Miss Kent?"

When the unexpected appearance of a reporter from Drake's past awakened feelings he'd never expected, he found himself smack in the middle of a love triangle … or was he confusing sexual attraction with something more? No matter how hard he tried to keep his distance from her, he kept spiraling deeper into a well of doubt.

To add fuel to the fire, a ghost from Shay's past arrived to further the destruction of their future.

Would Shay ever be able to trust Drake again, and as she pushed him away, would Drake be able to keep her safe from the skeletons in her closet?

Above all … would SERGEANT MAJOR―the randy bastard―be satisfied with the monogamy of marriage?

Editor's Note:

Charmed Bride delivers an authentic, heartfelt, funny, and sexy adventure. Adversaries to lovers to more with betrayal and danger sprinkled into the mix and a healthy dose of "Sergeant Major" makes for a very satisfying read.