**Third Book in the"Arranged Marriage to a Jerk" series** Allison Danielson finally has her life under control. She has friends she can trust, two beautiful children, and a loving husband. She's become a full-time partner at a vet clinic and Connor is nearly ready to take over the family business. But then Allison gets the news that her parents are dead-- on her birthday. As if that isn't bad enough, they've left her specific instructions for their funeral, complete with a guest list including evil ex-lovers, psycho ex-friends, and some crazy relatives. Meanwhile, Allison is holding a secret of her own, and can't seem to find the time to tell Connor. How can she come to terms with her parents loss, deal with the insane guests, plan a funeral, and deal with her own crisis all at once?

(Sequel to An Arranged Marriage to a Jerk) Allison and Connor are back, and they've been married for nearly a year now. Allison is just settling in to her college life and a new job at a vet clinic when her parents tell her the news: she's pregnant. Of course, she didn't know that. As if it wasn't bad enough that she had an arranged marriage, now they want her to have an arranged pregnancy?! Too bad some things are beyond her control...

Allison McHartey is engaged. Not to the man she loves, but to a guy her parents picked out for her. To avoid the arranged engagement and unfolding disaster, she makes a deal: If she falls in love by Christmas Eve, she doesn't have to marry Connor Danielson, the high school jock and annoying flirt. But what she doesn't realize is love can be found in the most unexpected places...

**Prequel to An Arranged Marriage to a Jerk** Connor Danielson may seem like the high school player, but underneath that cool facade is a guy longing for a girl he saw years ago on the first day of high school. It was love at first sight; she was in a yellow dress, but he's never been able to find her since that first day. Suddenly, when the memories start resurfacing, Connor is faced with a proposition to save his father's failing law firm. But is he willing to give up on the girl in the yellow dress? Or will he take a chance on a love that might not even exist?