Rating: 3 stars
Adult - Spice: Fake Dating
Genre: Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Romance
Tags: Billionaire, Book Review
Willow has to go to a family wedding of her stepsister and her ex-boyfriend. The icing on the cake is that she’s pregnant, too. In a moment, to not look sad, she tells the family that she has a new man in her life. Now she has to find someone to be that man. When she meets a man at an office party, she asks him if he’s up to pretend to be her boyfriend. Shockingly, he agrees. Now can they pull it off?
This book is a billionaire romance. Willow is smart, but has had to deal with an unfriendly family situation. Rex is brilliant in that he sees Willow as the amazing person she is. The story is a quick read but keeps you turning the page. I enjoyed reading this book, as it hit everything I was looking for.
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Pages: 308
Read: Digital
From: Kindle Unlimited
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“Willow
Uh… yuck… so cliché and trite, but my evil step sister is marrying my boyfriend, well, ex-boyfriend. And looks like the whole family has rallied around her. Somehow, she's managed to convince everyone that she is the one deserving of sympathy. Awww... poor little Tiff.
So blonde and so pregnant!
She’s welcome to that cheating, lying, sorry ass of a man but to be honest I’d really, really like to be able to keep my pride. Especially now that I’ve unthinkingly and stupidly told my other step sister that not only is everything just fine with me but I’ve also already found myself a real man!
What does she do?
Yikes! She insists I bring him as my plus one to the wedding.
What do I do?
I get pretty drunk at the office party and, in the spur of the moment, ask an enigmatic and devilishly handsome stranger if he would agree to accompany me as my plus one to my hometown for the wedding. The weekend trip, I tell him will be, all expenses paid, a thousand dollars tax free for him, and a very nice bonus if he manages to convince my family that he’s quite smitten with me.
Just when I think the hunk will refuse, he throws a great, big curveball, and actually agrees to my offer.
I feel like the cat that got the biggest, creamiest bowl of cream when I meet him the next day and hand him his check.
But then strange and mysterious things start to happen…which makes me start to wonder who the hell my pretend boyfriend really is.”
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