Faking It Series by Hayley Wescott

A fake marriage is the plan. Adaline gets her rightful inheritance. Tyler gets his son back. Simple. Not so fast... Adaline Turner finds out her mother had lied to her for years about her father. When she finds out the truth, she goes to find the father she'd longed for. What she finds is more than she bargained for and maybe more than she can handle. Tyler Davis is trying to make something of himself. He's also trying to reclaim what he's lost - his son... moreA fake marriage is the plan. Adaline gets her rightful inheritance. Tyler gets his son back. Simple. Not so fast... Adaline Turner finds out her mother had lied to her for years about her father. When she finds out the truth, she goes to find the father she'd longed for. What she finds is more than she bargained for and maybe more than she can handle. Tyler Davis is trying to make something of himself. He's also trying to reclaim what he's lost - his son. Years on the rodeo circuit was more important when he was younger. Now that he's been through a few trials, he knows what's important and what's not. When these two meet, they have no idea they need each other. If they could have seen the future, she would have been honest and he would have been better prepared to handle the ups and downs of a custody battle. Though a marriage of convenience is what they decide on, love is what they really need. Will Adaline and Tyler grasp the meaning of true love before it's too late? less

Having a child is rarely the way to save a failing marriage. Just ask Sadie Hart. A strong work ethic and a drive to be successful doesn't always help you get the girl. Just ask Bryson Young. Sadie and Bryson go way back - to their childhood days - and now that they're adults they're well aware that things have changed. Both grown up with responsibilities and baggage, they try to reconnect when they find themselves next door to each other once again... moreHaving a child is rarely the way to save a failing marriage. Just ask Sadie Hart. A strong work ethic and a drive to be successful doesn't always help you get the girl. Just ask Bryson Young. Sadie and Bryson go way back - to their childhood days - and now that they're adults they're well aware that things have changed. Both grown up with responsibilities and baggage, they try to reconnect when they find themselves next door to each other once again. An agreement to have a fake engagement seems to meet needs for both of them. But eventually, the balance they've created is threatened by lies and deceit. Falling in love for real can only lead to heartache when it appears that Bryson has had ulterior motives for the whole scheme. Broken, Sadie realizes how much she needs to find her way back to God and she resolves to walk forward in faith. Will Sadie be able to forgive Bryson and move on without him? Or will God show her a different path? less