Weddings in Vegas aren't real, are they?
Did Izabella get married in Vegas or not? She can't seem to remember. A drunken haze of a midnight wedding almost seven months ago starts to surface. This is a problem for many reasons, but most of all because now her husband will be entitled to half of her grandfather's lucrative pharmaceutical business if she doesn't get the marriage annulled. And fast.
Dr. Theodore Breslin is the black sheep of his family, choosing medicine over law. So when Izabella shows up asking for an annulment, giving him yet another black mark, he's got some stipulations of his own. Desperate, she has no choice but to accept his terms—to meet his family and pretend they are together.
When Theo starts taking an interest in Izabella and spends more time with her, strong feelings develop, feelings she wasn't expecting or prepared for.
Will she go through with the annulment and risk losing the sweetest guy she's ever met for the sake of business, or drop the annulment and watch her grandfather's business die in the name of love?
Because in love and war, someone always loses.