Semi writes

Ivy Hartley has eleven days to find a new place to live and four hundred dollars in her bank account. When a strange roommate ad leads her to a penthouse she could never afford, she walks in ready to beg for a room. She walks out engaged. Finn Cross is the man who destroyed her father’s company. He is also the man holding a debt her family can never repay. He does not want a roommate. He wants a wife, for exactly one year, and Ivy is the only woman in the city with enough to lose to agree to his terms. She tells herself it is just a contract. A name on paper. A year she can survive if she keeps her heart out of it. But Finn does not do anything halfway, not business, not revenge, and not marriage. The closer Ivy gets to the truth behind his offer, the more she realizes the real danger was never the debt. It is falling for the man who owns it. A marriage that started as leverage is about to become the most dangerous thing either of them has ever survived.