A Pretend Proposal: The Fiancée Fiasco / Faking It to Making It / The Wedding Must Go On

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The Fiancée Fiasco (#u892a3681-8d01-5959-86ed-d3125910dd9b)

Jackie Braun

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Good things come in threes.

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JACKIE BRAUN is a three-time RITA

Award finalist, a four-time National Readers’ Choice Awards finalist and the winner of the Rising Star Award for traditional romantic fiction. She can be reached through her website at www.jackiebraun.com (http://www.jackiebraun.com)

CHAPTER ONE (#ulink_1f87d0ca-70a1-5aef-9ae9-ed89a23e4ff3)

THOMAS Waverly needed a bride.

Time was of the essence, so he couldn’t afford to be too picky. Even so, as he mentally thumbed through his little black book, he knew that none of the women he’d dated in the past would do. They would read way too much into the situation. They would expect it to be real. But the heirloom diamond engagement ring and all talk of a future wedding would be only for his grandmother’s benefit.

Nana Jo was dying.

At least she claimed to be.