It was sweet. I honestly was really rooting for this couple.

A predictable but cute quick read.

This was a 5 star read up until the last 10-ish pages. I didn’t love the ending but I devoured this book in 24 hours. Awesome premise, family dynamics and sex appeal!

I loved it. It's funny how you just one thing, but it leads to something you've never expected to happen.

An enjoyable read. On to book 2!

Probably one of the best marriage of convenience contemporaries I've read in an incredibly long time. The characters were vivid, the storyline tight, the key moments throughout remained believable and even heart wrenching at times. I love Ms. Probst's voice and sense of humor. The cadence of her words moves like music. What a great new (to me) writer to discover. I'm definitely seeking out more.

Marriage Contract sounds like something you’ve read many times before, but reads in such a way that you can’t help but fall in love with it.
Both Alexa and Nick have moments where you just want to knock their heads together while still making it obvious that they belong to each other. I laughed out loud a couple of times and felt genuine affection for both throughout the course of the book.
This book is nothing earth-shatteringly good, but it’s a definite worth the short time it will take you to read and enjoy.

A very cringy book in my opinion! The dialogue, the inner monologue... it was sometimes hard to read such horribly cringy sentences.

The characters were romance stereotypes. The emotionally guarded, asshole guy (who is also a bit of a chauvinist) and a self-righteous, humble, sensitive girl.
Ugh.
What else is there to say? There is nothing inherently wrong with this book, it's just a story you've heard a thousand times.

Formulaic and predictable. Not terribly good but an easy read and an escape for a lazy Sunday.

This was a fun, quick read! Plot was fairly obvious as romances go, but I enjoyed the entire book!