Her Fake Thanksgiving Husband
Contract signed. Fake marriage agreed. Falling for him was never part of the plan.
Karen Green should have been able to choose her own future. Instead, her billionaire family has already decided who she’s supposed to marry—and Phillip is everything she refuses to accept.
So with Thanksgiving dinner approaching and pressure closing in, she makes a desperate decision: show up already married. Legally married. Just not really married. Miles Eldridge is a quiet, grounded science teacher at Alvin High who agrees to the arrangement for reasons that have nothing to do with love… and everything to do with survival of his own situation. It’s supposed to be temporary. Controlled. Simple.
But acting like a married couple changes things in ways neither of them expected. Because Miles is nothing like the world Karen comes from—steady, kind, and unexpectedly patient with a life she’s never had to slow down for. And Karen is everything Miles has never had, yet somehow finds himself wanting to understand. What starts as a contract begins to feel dangerously real as their “expiration date” looms. Because hearts don’t always follow agreements. And the more time they spend pretending, the harder it becomes to remember why this was supposed to end at all.
A clean, swoony Thanksgiving romance about a fake marriage, an opposites-attract connection, and the kind of love that shows up when no one is looking for it.
