The Aroosi Arrangement

Sharzad Daryai looks like she's got it all, but that couldn't be further from the truth. She's 32 years old, her dream job turning stale, and she's desperate for a change. And then she finds out her brother is getting married. Her younger brother.

Sharzad's never been particularly lucky in love, but she doesn't want to face another round of pitying aunties and uncles asking when it's going to be her turn. When her siblings insist she needs to bring a date to the wedding, or else, she needs a solution. And fast.

Sam Kazemi is a golden boy whose shine is tarnished. Sure, he's got the fancy degree from an American school, but his girlfriend just dumped him and his dream project is in trouble. With a head for numbers, Sam has no flair for the creative, and no desire to admit he's bitten off more than he can chew.

After a pair of heated chance encounters, Sharzad and Sam strike a bargain: She'll help him find a creative solution to his business woes if he agrees to pose as her boyfriend at all wedding-related events.

The lines between work and play, real and fake begin to blur, but romantically-reluctant Sharzad and overly-confident Sam maintain that after the wedding, they'll go their separate ways. After the wedding, things will go back to normal, with no feelings in the way. Right?

Right?