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Marriage For One

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Marriage For One

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Rose needs a way to save her coffee shop dream. Jack Hawthorne offers marriage, but sharing a life with a near-stranger means trusting a man who keeps his reasons to himself.

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Rose Coleson never expected to marry a near-stranger. But with her dream of opening a coffee shop at stake, Jack Hawthorne’s proposal offers a way forward—even if her new husband is impossible to read.

Their arrangement is meant to be practical. Shared routines, small acts of care, and the work of building her café begin to change that. As Rose gets closer to Jack, she must decide how much she can trust a man whose reasons for marrying her remain unclear.

Book details: 29 chapters. Approximately 151,000 words. English. EPUB and PDF included.

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Chapter 1

Clearing my throat, I did my best to put steel into my voice so I wouldn’t cry. Not here. Not now. Not every marriage is about love. What had love offered me anyway other than heartbreak and late-night emotional eating?

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Chapter 1 Clearing my throat, I did my best to put steel into my voice so I wouldn’t cry. Not here. Not now. Not every marriage is about love. What had love offered me anyway other than heartbreak and late-night emotional eating? Read chapter Chapter 2 Would I have to carry on a conversation with her? Answer more questions? I certainly hoped not because talking to her was the last thing I wanted to do. Not if I was planning on sticking with my plan of keeping her at arm’s length. Read chapter Chapter 3 It’d been a long day, just like it had been a long day every day for the last week and a half, but I wasn’t complaining—how could I when it had been my dream to open my own coffee shop for so long? Read chapter
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