Free (DRM-free) Just Married [Friends With Benefits Separated Couple Romantic Comedy]

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Just Married by Jenna Bayley-Burke (Fantastic Fiction) is the 1st novel in her More than Friends series of f/m contemporary romantic comedy apparently centred around friends with benefits taking it to the next level, this one involving a surprise marriage of convenience between two FWB living on opposite coasts, which gains a new complication which will put their budding relationship upgrade to a formal (but technically separated) couple to the test, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Macmillan's subsidiary St. Martin's Press' Swerve imprint.

This is Macmillan's Heroes and Heartbreakers community's featured eBook Club of the Month selection for July.

Currently free through 11:59 PM Eastern Time July 5th @ the community's promo page (DRM-free ePub & Mobi officially available to Canada & the US only, due to publisher geo-restrictions; requires newsletter signup with valid email address) and you can follow along with the book club discussion via their dedicated blog tag here, which already sports a Q&A with the author, and further reading suggestions should you happen to like the marriage of convenience theme.

Description
Seattle attorney Miranda Rose arrives in Las Vegas determined to keep her best friend-with-benefits from making a costly mistake – marrying some stranger just to save his family trust. But once there, Miranda discovers she’s the surprise bride! One red-hot honeymoon later, they’re back to their over-scheduled lives on opposite coasts. But a marriage of convenience with regularly scheduled sexytimes turns complicated when Miranda gets the shock of a lifetime: she's pregnant...with twins.

Miranda has always wanted a family of her own, but her infertility made it impossible. Besides, Callum’s difficult upbringing places him adamantly in the no-kid zone. Now she must decide between the man she’s been in love with for years and the children she’s longed for. Or will Callum surprise her yet again and come through when it matters most?