CD Reiss

Logan Crowne needs one year from Ella.Twelve months living in his house, holding his hand, wearing his ring on her finger, and in exchange, she'll get her father's company in the divorce settlement.They have one year to convince his skeptical parents that they're happily in love, and he's settled enough to run Crowne Industries.Ella wants the company badly enough to live with a man who will never love her. She'll sleep in his room and kiss him for show.Her heart may melt whenever he's around, and his touch may ignite a fire inside her, but surrender will break her heart.She's sure she can last a year without giving him her body.She's wrong.

A Marriage of Convenience Romance

Crowne of Lies

Jessie Stafford

This book is by far one of the best to come from the mind of CD Reiss since the Drazen family. Logan and Ella’s story is so much more than just a marriage of convenience. Both characters think they know what they want out of life but they truly have no clue. Until the pull of their attraction even though they are stark opposites is too much to contain. 

Within the first few chapters I knew Ella was going to have Logan on his knees. The epitome of the wrong girl for him but she was exactly what he needed. The first half is a uphill sprint of sexual tension that combusts, showing Ella is in for way more than she bargained for with becoming “Mrs. Crowne”. By the time you start the second half your adrenaline is so high wanting to know what comes next for them. CD creates such a visceral representation of what falling in love, partnership and marriage is about. I cried, I cursed, I laughed, I was set on fire and then my black heart melted.

Shafel McDowall

Great installment 

Fun to read but not too dramatic. I know this might sound mean but I did not care one bit about Ella's art.

Crowne of Lies A Marriage of Convenience Romance

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