Part One of a fun, new romance serial. Definitely contains a cliffhanger. Billionaires don’t date real women like Jada ... they marry them. Jada Howarth doesn’t believe in fantasies, unlike her sister who constantly dreams of being swept off into happily-ever-after-land in the sculpted arms of a sexy billionaire. Jada knows the truth, that rich men want supermodels, actresses and heiresses. They don’t want women from small towns with smaller bank accounts, women who lead normal, ordinary lives like Jada. Then one day Jada awakes to find a crush of news crews outside her house, all shrieking for her attention. They believe she’s secretly married to Ian Buckley, one of the wealthiest, most sought-after bachelors in the country. Jada has no idea what they’re talking about, but the reporters are too busy fighting each other for the scoop to actually listen to what she has to say. Ian Buckley, billionaire and man-in-charge, couldn’t be more surprised when he’s informed that a marriage license has been leaked to the press proving he married a woman named Jada Howarth. He doesn’t know anyone named Jada, and he definitely doesn’t remember marrying her. Either he’s lost his wits, or someone’s out to make a fool of him. When he sees the disheveled, lovely Jada on TV, peeking out her door in horror at the reporters swarming over her lawn, he’s confident she’s not behind the scam. He’ll have to meet her to be certain. Men should probably meet their wives, anyway, shouldn’t they? It’ll be fun getting to the bottom of this fiasco. This story is approximately 22,000 words long, 80 print pages.

Part Two of a fun, new romance serial. Seriously contains a cliffhanger. How many glasses of wine does it take to survive dinner with your husband’s supermodel fiancée? One ... two ... three ... Jada’s in a bind. On the one hand, her new billionaire husband Ian is probably the sexiest man alive and makes her tingle in all the right places. On the other hand, he’s engaged to a supermodel who just crashed their dinner-for-two. Talk about awkward. Ian’s less concerned about his jilted fiancée and more concerned about getting some alone time with his lovely bride. Their kiss on the dock has whet his appetite for more, and he’s unaware that good-girl Jada might not be prepared for the moral ambiguities of life among the rich and famous. On top of everything else, how, exactly, did Ian’s and Jada’s names wind up on a marriage license in the first place? Whodunnit? Jada has several suspects in mind ... This story is approximately 22,000 words long, 75 print pages.

Part Three out of Four. Serial is now complete! Cliffhanger warning. An overdue confession makes one tough-to-keep secret Jada doesn’t want to hear what her sister, Marina, has to confess. But when Marina blurts out the truth, there’s no way to turn back time. Now Jada has a secret she must keep from her fake husband, Ian, and there’s no way that’ll turn out well. Ian believes he knows whodunnit, and since he can’t do anything about it until the three-day weekend is over, he might as well focus his energies on the lovely lady who’s haunting his dreams. Too bad the house is full of annoying guests who keep getting in his way. Paradise has its problems for everyone, except Ms. Kitty. She’s living the good life with free massages and all the fresh salmon she can eat, above the drama until she spies something tempting flouncing around on Agatha Brimgore's skinny feet. Time until pounce: one, two, three ... This story is approximately 22,000 words long, 75 print pages.

Part Four out of Four. Serial is complete! The end game is afoot Tuesday morning’s outrageous news leaves everyone reeling. Jada’s in shock, Ian’s furious, and someone, somewhere, is hiding the truth behind this latest bombshell. It’s up to Jada and Ian to track down the witnesses and suspects, to uncover the facts behind the fiasco, and to repair Jada’s damaged reputation. But when the mystery’s solved, what will become of Jada’s and Ian’s relationship? Jada thinks it might be best to close the book on this fairy tale early, before they both turn into pumpkins and roll away in opposite directions, traveling paths that will never cross again. This story is approximately 25,000 words long, 85 print pages.