More Than Convenient (Immeasurably More, #1)

All she wants is a family of her own. All he wants is to irritate her.

Lucy Burke has always dreamed of a romance that will sweep her off her feet and a home full of love and laughter. But a surprise type 1 diabetes diagnosis has her drowning in medical bills and questioning if her dream will ever come true.
When Nate Walker unexpectedly becomes guardian to his one-year-old niece, he turns his life upside down to give her everything she needs. As he juggles raising Quinn, his demanding schedule, and his grief, he quickly realizes that he can’t do this alone.
Nate approaches Lucy with an offer that would solve both of their problems—a practical marriage. While the arrangement would give Lucy the medical supplies she desperately needs and help Nate care for Quinn, it presents a challenge.
Nate and Lucy have never coexisted peacefully in their entire lives.
From card-game arguments to ridiculous nicknames, they’ve done everything they can to get under each other’s skin.
But between sweet moments with Quinn, quiet car rides to church, and public displays of affection that feel too real to be pretend, the line between annoyance and attraction starts to blur.
Nate begins to see the softness under Lucy’s sass. Lucy finds herself hoping that their marriage will prove to be more than just convenient—that the family they’re building will be the answer to her prayers.

More Than Convenient is a no-spice, no-swearing romance about a pair of childhood enemies learning that God’s plan is always better than ours.