War

I've never been a good bluffer. I wear my emotions on my tattoo-covered sleeve, I say all the wrong things, and I revel in pissing off a certain redhead far more than I should. In other words, I'm the last person the court would choose to parent any child, let alone three of them.

Yet being their father is all I want. So when the woman I love to hate offers to help make all my dreams come true, I jump at the chance. Marrying Ava is a convenient solution: she's my kids' favorite person, and the court will absolutely approve of the woman who runs the biggest charity in Boston.

But there's nothing convenient about the way I feel when she fights with me--or when we kiss. And I'm not sure which I enjoy more . . . This marriage may have a time limit, but I'm beginning to think I'd like to keep my wife.

She'll probably fight me on it, but as they say, all's fair in love and war.