Waking up with a hangover in a Las Vegas hotel, New York writer Chloe Masters is sore from an unusual night of passion with a man she vaguely recalls. She soon discovers that the night before she dialed the wrong hotel suite and Paul, her arranged fiancé, is frantically waiting for her in a different room. And if that isn't bad enough, she married the wrong guy. Now she has to track down the mysterious Montana mountain man, Everest Beaumont, and get him to sign divorce papers so she can marry Paul and complete the terms of her father's will.
Everest Beaumont likes living on his own and is as rugged as the mountain demands. But when a woman--whom he drunkenly mistook for a Vegas prostitute sent by a corporation to sweeten the deal--shows up on his door claiming to be his wife, he is awestruck. The woman may be his wife, but she is not his to hold. Everest must resist the urges of his body in order to do what is morally right and not touch the woman engaged to another.
New York Times & USA Today Bestselling Author of All Things Romance
Michelle M. Pillow has sold millions of books worldwide and is the author of beloved series including Dragon Lords, Lords of the Var, Warlocks MacGregor, Tribes of the Vampire, Realm Immortal, Order of Magic, and Merely Mortal. Her books span many genres including romantasy, paranormal romance, sci-fi romance, and paranormal women's fiction.
Recent News: Pan Macmillan Tor Bramble has acquired world rights to the Realm Immortal (high fantasy romantasy, enemies-to-lovers) and Tribes of the Vampire (urban romantasy, gothic vampire seduction) series for new print, audio, and translation editions starting 2026.
A hybrid author (traditional + indie), Michelle is a #1 Amazon bestseller, RT Reviewers' Choice Award winner, Romantic Times Lifetime Achievement Award nominee, and HOLT Medallion recipient with over 100 books published and counting.
When she's not writing, Michelle is chasing paranormal investigations in old Vaudeville theatres, climbing Mayan temples in Belize, or quoting random movie scenes at anyone who'll listen. She's the proud mom of an incredibly talented artist, collaborates on film and historical documentary projects with her filmmaker husband, and her dream of becoming a zombie extra is technically still alive. (She came close on SyFy's Z Nation, Fall 2016.)
I liked this book in theory and read it in one sitting...however, it just didn't make sense. She must get married and she's MARRIED, what am I missing?! And there was something awkward about the love scenes. Not so much clinical, but just awkwardly phrased and they left me cold. Oh, and I almost suffered from whiplash at the abrupt ending.
Still, I mostly enjoyed it and would read another by this author.
City girl, Chloe must get married by her 30th birthday or loose her inheritance, her attorney arranges her marriage to a man she's never met in Vegas. Distraught by what life has thrown at her Chloe drinks heavily prior to meeting her new husband, which leaves her with an error that she must correct. She marries the wrong man, a man who likewise has drunk to much during a business transaction, and her new husband has disappeared into the wilds of Montana. She must track him down and get divorced or the consequences will be dire for thousands of people.
This was a surprisingly great short read! Started it around 9pm and didn't put it down till I was finished. A quick paced and fascinating story that had me invested to the end.
*headdesk* Your father's will states that you have to be married by your 30th birthday. You get married. Uh oh, it's not to the person you expected. BUT YOU'RE STILL MARRIED. So why the fuck are you desperately trying to get divorced so you can remarry before your 30th birthday?
AAAHGGHGHHGHGHHHHHH!!
I've already read this, but it's been a while, so I thought I'd have forgotten enough to reread it. But I don't have the patience for this bitch right now.
sort of funny drunk-mistaken-marriage. lust at first sight and all that...what happens in vegas comes back to bite them in the backsides. eh... it wasn't too bad.