Lucy Landa

When Rosalie Ralston passes away, she leaves her fortune to her granddaughter, Mara, but only if she gets married within the next six months. The family lawyer contacts several marriage agencies, but they all reject the case. All except one. Nicholas Leighton, the perfectionist director of Perfect Match, accepts the challenge. What begins as a professional mission turns into a nightmare when Nicholas travels to the remote village of Dunmore Hills and meets Mara: unkempt, rude, unfiltered, and a single mother of three little devils. No one in their right mind would want to marry her. No one, except perhaps the one man who has sworn never to fall in love with a client.

Velvet is nothing more than an ordinary girl who possesses nothing extraordinary. She lives in love with the portrait of a man she doesn't know; obsessed with kissing him, but as she knows it won't be possible. Guided by the desire to fantasize about him, she will upload a photo montage of them on Facebook and tell a love story that would make even the toughest man cry. What Velvet doesn't imagine is that this man somewhere in the world is reading the post and is determined to find her and make her pay.

What a king might need in life? Perhaps that question could only be answered by Duncan Rockefeller, a monarch who seems to have everything and who in the eyes of the whole world has his existence solved; however, perhaps he only needs something special, that which a foreign, strange, full of secrets and tremendously sensual woman can offer him, but which entails dangers and many risks that perhaps at another time and in other conditions he would not be willing to take if it were not for the fact that she drives him crazy just by smiling at him.