Rating: 4 stars
Adult - Spice: Fake Dating, Instant Love, He Falls First
Genre: Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Romance
Tags: Holidays, Book Review
Zee is having a hard time this holiday season, as it's the first since loosing her family. Her friend suggests that she shouldn't spend the season alone. After reflecting she decides to set up a few "holidates". It gives her time to be around others and she gets to have a good time. Will this be a way to make her holiday marry and bright?
This story is one of AR. Rose's holiday romances. Zee a.k.a. Elizabeth is so sweet. Her interactions with her dates are fun. Miller falls hard and fast. The story is perfect for the holidays. With her touch of grief and the sparks that fly it kept me turning the page. I look forward to next year when when I can read, Not Like Christmas At All.
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Pages: 219
Read: Digital
From: Author, ARC - Advanced Reader’s Copy; Kindle Unlimited
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“From author A.R. Rose comes a STANDALONE feel good holiday romance with fake dating, found family, and a cat named Potato...
A wise woman once told me no one should have to spend the holidays alone, and with my first Christmas after losing my family quickly approaching, I decide to take her advice to heart.
My plan is impulsive, but simple: create a dating profile and attend a few Christmas parties throughout the month to combat the loneliness.
Never in my wildest dreams did I expect an avalanche of messages full of men eager for me to be their “holidate”. From office parties to family gatherings, there’s no shortage of festivities to fill my calendar.
And with my no strings rule, it should be simple, right?
That’s what I thought, too. Until I meet someone who piques my interest in ways I never imagined, and I single-handedly redefine what it means to ‘make an entrance’.
Now I can’t help but wonder if the term falling in love is more literal than it seems.
Tropes:
Holiday
Found Family
Fake Dating
Big City Girl / Small Town Guy
He Falls First
Cat Bestie Named Potato*
*Not a trope, but you're going to love him.”
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