The Two-Year Vow: A Marriage of Convenience Romance (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798185291740)

She came back to New York to divorce a husband she'd never met.

She didn't plan on falling in love with her boss first.

Two years ago, Kate Abrams made a desperate bargain: marry a stranger, collect an inheritance, and disappear. No faces. No names. No complications. She walked out of that courthouse a married woman who had never once looked her husband in the eye - and spent the next two years building a life that was finally, entirely hers.

Now she's back to end it.

What she doesn't expect is the job at Townsend Fashion House, or the brilliant, guarded CEO who runs it - the man who says her name like he recognizes it, who leaves coffee on her desk without ceremony, who spends twelve minutes correcting a manufacturer's mistake without making him feel the debt of it. The man who is, according to everyone who works there, very married.

The man she is falling for anyway.

John Michael Townsend has spent two years trying to do right by a wife who won't return his calls, and six weeks trying not to fall for the woman sitting twelve feet away from him. He knows his situation is complicated. He doesn't know how complicated.

Neither does she.

They are twelve feet apart, every day. They have been married for two years. They have never been in the same room.

Or so they think.

The Two-Year Vow is a slow-burn romance about two people who got the order wrong - who vowed before they knew, married before they looked, and spent two years building separate lives in the same city before the truth arrived and rearranged everything. It is a story about the difference between fine and okay, about the things that last and the people who are worth staying for, and about what happens when the stranger you married turns out to be the person you've been looking for all along.