Writing Exes

Can exes put aside their differences for the opportunity of a lifetime?
Even if it means a marriage of convenience?
Watch the sparks fly in this sweet romance from the author of Sleep In Heavenly Peace Inn.


After the show Castle Clubhouse ended, cast members Laura Manchester and Nick Varela not only married, but also partnered together as Hollywood writers. But when Nick betrayed her trust, Laura divorced him and began her own successful screenwriting career, living in Malibu, California.

When her agent presents an offer to write a sitcom for a Hollywood legend, she jumps at the chance.

Until she hears the condition of the agreement. She’ll be writing with her ex-husband Nick.

Nick’s career in New York is in trouble. What he needs is a hit, and when he’s offered the chance to write for one of his favorite movie stars, he’s determined to have that hit.

Until he hears he’ll have to write with his ex-wife. He still has the bruises from the last time they were together.

When the film star gets the assumption that Nick and Laura are remarrying, she adds a new requirement to the agreement—an invitation to the wedding.

Laura and Nick are stunned. Since the new sitcom is a family friendly show, they are presumed to be perfect as the head writers since they are supposedly renewing their vows.

Now what?

It's an amazing opportunity, but can Nick and Laura endure a marriage of convenience for the time it takes to write a season of shows? That is, unless they kill each other first.

But will this chance to be together allow healing and forgiveness to occur? Or will dark secrets force them apart forever?