The Paradise Problem: A sparkling opposites-attract, fake-dating romance

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In this latest escapist romance from a New York Times bestselling author, an intense yet comforting story unfolds between a buttoned-up grocery heir and his free-spirited artist ex as they fake a relationship to secure a massive inheritance. Anna Green believed she was marrying Liam 'West' Weston for access to subsidized housing during their UCLA days, thinking she had signed divorce papers after graduation. Fast forward three years, Anna is a struggling artist while West has become a Stanford professor. Despite being an heir to the Weston Foods fortune, he is reluctant to join the family business but is motivated by the allure of a one-hundred-million-dollar inheritance. The catch? An outdated clause in his grandfather's will states he must be happily married for five years to claim it. As pressure mounts from his family to present his spouse, Liam turns to Anna, his unrefined ex-wife. However, as they navigate the challenges of wealth and family expectations, Liam must confront whether the cost of maintaining their facade is worth risking the genuine love that unexpectedly blossoms between them. This tale promises to be sexy, heartfelt, and filled with humor, making it a delightful read for romance enthusiasts.