Fiancé by Fate

Written by Jennifer Shirk

Narrated by Samantha Cook

Their fake relationship is a twist of fate.

Sabrina Cassidy believes in fate. So when her fiance breaks off their engagement, she's convinced they'll get back together eventually. But fate was not on her side when it brought Jack Brenner into her life-and work. Frustrating, gorgeous, and cocky, Jack has an offer that Sabrina can't refuse. Not if it means getting the life she's always imagined.

Despite being one of the town's most eligible bachelors, Jack has a reputation that's working against him. He has to convince his father-and his company's board-that he's ready to settle down if he wants a promotion. But convincing Sabrina to be his fake girlfriend turns out to be the easiest part. What he didn't count on was their intense attraction and how easily their lie would escalate. Sabrina's still hung up on her ex, and Jack will never settle down. But fate has other ideas . . .

Contains mature themes.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tantor Media, Inc
• Release date: Feb 8, 2022
• ISBN: 9781666157062

Jennifer Shirk

Jennifer Shirk is a USA Today bestselling and award-winning author of sweet (and sometimes even funny) romances for Montlake Romance and Entangled Publishing. Her novel, Fiance by Fate—a 2015 Readers' Crown Finalist—became an Amazon #1 best seller for Series Romance. And recently, Wrong Brother, Right Match, WON the Sweet Traditional category of the 2017 Golden Quill Contest and became a #1 Amazon bestseller for Holiday Romance. She resides in a beach resort in NJ, so when she's not writing or working on her tan, she's taking care of her most treasured possessions: her husband, daughter and puppy (Sox). Check out her website for News and Links: www.jennifershirk.com Feel free to friend her on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenniferShirkBooks And don't forget to join her mailing list for a chance to win monthly giveaways and free ARCs: eepurl.com/Q6TH1

Reviews for Fiancé by Fate

[Cricket · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

The narrator was great. The author wrote the female lead as such a ding dong. I liked the male lead though - or I would not have been able to finish it.