Hitched

Marry the girl I’ve had a crush on my whole life? Check. Inherit a hundred-billion-dollar company? Check. Produce an heir… Wait, what? I have ninety days to knock up my brand-new fake wife. There’s only one problem—she hates my guts. And in the fine print of the contract? The requirement

If you’re an Indian woman and old enough to legally bear children, chances are that an overweight relative has asked you, while fondly stroking their pot belly, ‘When am I going to eat at your wedding?’ The modern Indian woman’s attitude to marriage―and especially to arranged marriage―is a confused one.

Regan Reilly and Jack "no relation" Reilly -- head of the NYPD Major Case Squad -- are getting married! Arriving at a bridal salon to pick up her dream gown, Regan discovers the designers bound and gagged. Four dresses (hers included!) are missing; a fifth is in shreds on the

Following a trail of secrets back to his family ranch, Jack Winchester needed a cover to solve a decades-old mystery. And Josey Smith offered him the perfect one—if she would agree to pose as his wife for a week. The gorgeous redhead was up to her neck in trouble, and

He needs to get married! Rand Taggart has been swindled out of a fortune but if he's happily married by his thirtieth birthday—coming up in just a couple of weeks—he'll inherit a second fortune. His great-grandpa's Texas ranch. She's ready to help him out! Maxine Rafferty's sister has been implicated

Explaining how to make the transition from single life to marital bliss, provides advice on such topics as how to adjust to a spouse's annoying quirks and how to cope with changes in sexuality, career goals, and friendships.

Books about Hitched!

What I, engineer Frith Williams, know about weddings could fit on a piece of confetti...

At twenty-five, Gemma and Rory decide to marry. Having been best friends and lovers since university it is a logical move. Just a quiet registry office affair and that will be that. Then both sets of parents get involved, and the idea of a laid back occasion is blown out

Memoir-style essays written by people who married in the United States's first city-sanctioned, same-sex weddings relate the experiences of long-time couples who traveled from other parts of the country to become one of the 4,037 legally recognized partnerships that were joined before the state supreme court interrupted the process. Original.