“We’re supposed to be playin’. Somebody forgot to tell Sin that.” — Camille
Camille “Millie” Banks is a thirty-six-year-old celebrity divorce attorney who believes in love but makes her money watching marriages fall apart. She's successful, independent, and has no plans of becoming anybody's wife. Having a baby of her own? That's another story.
But when tragedy takes her younger sister, Millie's plans take a back seat. Now she's raising her four-month-old niece while fighting the baby's paternal grandparents, who believe they can give Milan a better home.
Enter Sincere “Sin” Steele.
A thirty-nine-year-old millionaire, nightlife mogul, and member of the notorious Steele family. He's wealthy, dangerously connected, and used to getting his way. He was supposed to be Millie's client, but when a custody evaluator starts questioning her ability to raise Milan alone, Sin takes it upon himself to announce he's her man.
Nobody asked him to do all that.
Now Millie's got a fake boyfriend, a custody battle, and a millionaire who's taking his new role a whole lot more seriously than she ever expected.
The only problem? Millie thinks they're playing house.
Sin Steele ain't never been much of a pretend type of man.
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“We’re supposed to be playin’. Somebody forgot to tell Sin that.” — Camille
Camille “Millie” Banks is a thirty-six-year-old celebrity divorce attorney who believes in love but makes her money watching marriages fall apart. She's successful, independent, and has no plans of becoming anybody's wife. Having a baby of her own? That's another story.
But when tragedy takes her younger sister, Millie's plans take a back seat. Now she's raising her four-month-old niece while fighting the baby's paternal grandparents, who believe they can give Milan a better home.
Enter Sincere “Sin” Steele.
A thirty-nine-year-old millionaire, nightlife mogul, and member of the notorious Steele family. He's wealthy, dangerously connected, and used to getting his way. He was supposed to be Millie's client, but when a custody evaluator starts questioning her ability to raise Milan alone, Sin takes it upon himself to announce he's her man.
Nobody asked him to do all that.
Now Millie's got a fake boyfriend, a custody battle, and a millionaire who's taking his new role a whole lot more seriously than she ever expected.
The only problem? Millie thinks they're playing house.
Sin Steele ain't never been much of a pretend type of man.