The Fine Print

Gina Paulson has a rule: never say yes to something that sounds this stupid. So when billionaire Jason Lowers offers her a contract marriage - two years, no feelings, fifty million dollars at the end - she says no. Twice. Then he buys her workplace, gets her fired, and shows up at her apartment like the word no doesn't apply to him.
Turns out, for Jason Lowers, it doesn't.
Now Gina is his wife on paper, his secretary by day, and the only woman in Manhattan who genuinely cannot stand him. Jason tells himself she's a business transaction - useful, temporary, and completely beneath his notice. He's almost convinced himself it's true. Almost.
Because Jason has a problem. He can't stop watching her. And for a man who swore off feelings years ago, that is a very inconvenient thing.