Shotgun Spouse

A snowstorm, a surprise baby, and a boss who’s been in love with his assistant all along—what could possibly go wrong?

Bunny Chou has spent the last three years keeping her hometown running smoothly—or at least making it look that way. As the mayor’s communications director, she’s the one behind every polished press release, every expertly handled crisis, and every brilliant idea Teddy Carter takes credit for. She’s convinced she could do his job better than he ever could—if only he’d step aside. But on the day she comes storming into the mayor’s office after another no-show for a speech she wrote for him, she finds a baby left for Teddy on the doorstep!

Teddy Carter knows two things for sure: he’s hopelessly in love with Bunny Chou, and she’d never believe him if he told her. As the mayor, he’s built his leadership style on trust and delegation—qualities Bunny sees as irresponsibility. But when an abandoned baby appears on the steps of town hall, Teddy will first need to convince Bunny that he’s not the baby-daddy. How could he be when he’s been pining over her for three years. Luckily, the three of them are thrown into a snowstorm of epic proportions, some small-town gossip, and late-night diaper changes.

As snow piles up outside and sparks fly inside, Bunny starts to realize that the man she’s written off as a clueless charmer might actually be the kind of partner she’s always needed—in work and in love. But with the baby’s origins still a mystery and Teddy’s future as mayor in jeopardy, can these two opposites find common ground before the storm clears?

Shotgun Spouse is a sizzling, sweet romance with no steam. The damsels agree to a marriage of convenience, but the heroes have no intentions of letting them out of the agreement—ever.