The Allure of An Inconvenient Love by Kristel Ralston

During a confusing night in Barcelona, Molly Reed-Jones’ life changes completely. In order to try and save her brother from some loan sharks, she is willing to seduce a stranger, but the dark, handsome man she has set her hopes on not only refuses to help her; he mistakenly believes that she is a woman who provides sexual services to wealthy executives. Stubborn and persistent as ever, Molly decides to risk carrying out a crazy plan. When the adrenaline starts to wear off and reason filters through her veins, she’s overcome with fear. That stranger who holds her fate in his hands is none other than a prince of the desert, who is not only famous for his cold and calculating ways, but also for being disinclined to show kindness to insolent people with a tendency to get themselves into trouble… just like Molly.

Marrying is the last thing on Prince Amir Al-Muhabitti’s mind, but it seems to be the only quick solution to help his country improve its trade with the oldest commercial alliance in the Middle East. Just when he thinks he’ll have to accept his unwanted fate, Amir meets a woman in trouble, desperate enough to approach him in a bar and make a ridiculous proposal. In Molly Reed-Jones, he finds a way out that could be mutually beneficial. Amir asks her to accept a fake marriage for three months, and in exchange, Molly will receive the help she desperately needs for her brother and to set her own life straight. The most difficult challenge the prince faces will be surviving the innocent sensuality and dazzling charm of the girl, which will make him want the impossible: turning that fake marriage into a real one.