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A marriage of convenience and three nights a month.That’s all the sultry, self-made billionaire wants from the impoverished prince. And at the end of the year, she’ll grant him his divorce…with a settlement large enough to save his beloved kingdom.As a Latinx woman, Roxanne Medina has conquered small-town bullies, Ivy League snobs and boardrooms full of men. She’s earned the right to mother a princess and feel a little less lonely at the top. The offer she’s made is more than generous, and when the contract’s fulfilled, they’ll both walk away with everything they’ve ever wanted.Príncipe Mateo Ferdinand Juan Carlos de Esperanza y Santos is one of the top winegrowers in the world, and he’s not marrying and having a baby with a stranger. Even if the millions she’s offering could save his once-legendary wine-producing principality.But the successful, single-minded beauty uses a weapon prince Mateo hadn’t counted on: his own desire.
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CW: dubious consent in the beginning
Reading the Trope: Fake Relationship
What a delightful twist on a classic set up for a romance novel. We've got marriage of convenience for a child. I think that Angelina Lopez does a great job setting up a really interesting twist on this plot with great leads that you want to know more about. I loved watching Roxanne and Mateo figure out they really did like each other and the ways they fought to be together.
I wasn't sure about this book at first since it was very smutty from the get go and I was caught off guard. But after more chapters I began to like the world of this book and the characters. Yes, Roxanne might be a girl boss and a little manipulative towards Mateo I was sold when she chose to be vulnerable with him.
A good smutty romance adventure if you're a fan of drama, messy family members, and protective small towns.