Tracey Livesay Books in Order

Playboy Carter Richardson invents an engagement to reassure his dying aunt, naming her protégé Lauren as his fiancée. Lauren reluctantly joins the deception despite their painful history, but a public announcement turns their temporary pretense into a far more difficult arrangement.

Tycoon Marcus Pearson seeks entry into elite society to avenge his mother’s mistreatment. Socialite Pamela Harrington agrees to a convenient marriage to save her cause, but their businesslike arrangement is threatened by an attraction neither wants to trust.

Pregnant India Shaw calls former fling Michael Black after landing in jail far from home. When he learns about the baby and insists she stay with him, their renewed proximity challenges her fierce independence and his carefully managed life.

PR executive Chelsea Grant secretly accepts an assignment to improve reclusive tech CEO Adam Bennett’s public image. As they prepare for a product launch, their attraction grows, but her hidden arrangement threatens the trust developing between them.

After a coma erases six years of memories, Leighton Clarke believes chef Jonathan Moran is her fiancé. He is actually standing in for his brother, and their growing feelings make revealing the deception increasingly painful.

Marketing manager Caila Harris arrives in a Southern town to close its struggling factory and rescue her career. Mayor Wyatt Bradley is determined to protect the town’s biggest employer, but their opposing goals become complicated by a powerful attraction.

Surgeon Nicole agrees to pose as her friend Ben’s girlfriend during a getaway, while he helps her secure a fellowship. Their bargain should solve practical problems, but suppressed attraction makes the pretend relationship increasingly difficult to maintain.

Businessman Jackson Randolph retreats to a mountain chalet during a public-relations crisis and finds Rachel, the woman who once ghosted him, already there. A snowstorm traps them together, giving old attraction another chance despite their conflicting values.