The Ten Commandments of Our Fake Marriage - by J M Brinson (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Anna Katherine Tran, or Kit to her dearest and nearest, is a twenty-five year old barista who may have her priorities out of whack, something her mother never fails to mention during their weekly family dinners. So what if she hasn't started a retirement plan or has a solid savings account or her future career mapped out? Her best friend, Declan Mullins, assures her that she isn't supposed to have it all together in your twenties. That's easy for him to say, however, since he has a solid nine to five job with benefits, insurance, and even a built-in retirement plan! So, what could possibly happen when Mr. Nine-to-Five forgets to renew his residential visa?

Thankfully their two best friends are around to constantly tell them that getting married simply for the sake of ensuring Declan's citizenship and keeping Kit from being homeless is an absolutely terrible idea. Unfortunately for all involved, it is going to take a lot more than sound logic from their increasingly distracted friends, the threat of Kit's strict Christian parents finding out, and the possibility of a beautiful friendship going to ruins to stop the two of them from tying the knot. Because maybe underneath all the assurances that it's all for convenience, it's more about the desires of their hearts.