Small Town Pretender — Brighton Walsh

To make a small town believe a fake marriage, it has to look like the real thing. Natalie Haven couldn't get away from the suffocation of her hometown fast enough. Fluttering around the globe as a freelance photographer is far more to her liking. Even better that her unconventional job pisses off her daddy. But when her best friend sends out an SOS, all her running comes to an end and she returns to the small southern town. Asher McCoy can win over a crowd with a husky note and a strum of his guitar. Wooing a judge and proving he's responsible enough to take custody of his niece and nephew won't be so easy. But marriage makes any man look more respectable, and his best friend will be the perfect bride. Except for the tiny detail that their fake marriage has to look real, which means living in the same house and sleeping in only one bed—not to mention inciting an undeniable attraction between them. But convincing Nat to put down roots in her hometown—and with him—will prove even more impossible than winning over the toughest judge.