Dial F for Finance: an accidental marriage, reverse grumpy/sunshine billionaire romance (Curves & Capital Book 5)

She woke up married in Tokyo. He refuses to help her undo it. Now they have sixty days to decide whether it was ever a mistake.

JENNA

I don’t make impulsive decisions. I keep Bennett Mercer’s empire running and make his impossible deals survive contact with reality.

So when Dominic Cruz and I agree that whatever happens during our ten days in Tokyo stays in Tokyo, I make the terms very clear. We can have each other until the deal is done. Then we go home and pretend it never happened.

Instead, on our final night, I marry him.

Stone-cold sober. Completely certain.

By morning, reality has caught up with me. I leave a Post-it on our marriage certificate that says Undo this and call my lawyer to draft the annulment.

The paperwork is clean, quiet, and built around one lie: that our marriage never counted.

Dominic refuses to sign.

He offers me another deal instead. Sixty days of real marriage. Rings on. No hiding. Then, if I still want out, he’ll give me a divorce.

I should refuse. Leaving before the punchline lands has kept me safe my entire life.

But Dominic is asking me to choose what I want where everyone can see it.

DOMINIC

I’ve wanted Jenna Pemberton for almost a decade. I’ve spent the last three years making sure she knows it.

She thinks the pursuit is a game. That I love the challenge and, once I finally win, I’ll lose interest.

She has never been more wrong.

I’ll give her a divorce if that’s truly what she wants. What I won’t do is help her erase the night she stopped running and chose me.

For sixty days, I get to show her what our vows meant. Mornings in Chicago. Dinner with my family. Her clothes in my drawers. Every ordinary piece of the life I want with her.

But Jenna has spent her whole life making sure she is never again the punchline in a room full of people. I’ve spent mine reading those rooms, running them, and fixing things for the people I love before they ever have to ask.

So when I stumble across one old hurt she refuses to explain, I do what I always do: I make a plan to give her a better ending.

This time, I should have left it alone.

Dial F for Finance is the fifth and final Curves & Capital romance—and the long-awaited story of the couple readers have watched spar since Book 1. Expect reverse grumpy/sunshine, he falls first and harder, an impulsive Tokyo wedding, a sixty-day marriage trial, billionaire found family, a six-foot-one heroine who refuses to make herself smaller for anyone, and one spectacularly devoted hero.

As with every Megan Wade book, this body-positive billionaire romantic comedy comes with the Sugar Promise: high heat, low drama, guaranteed HEA.