Faking It: A Sweet-and-Spicy Fake-Dating Novella

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A charming stranger turns pretend fiancé. It was supposed to be one fake date. They seemed to forget they’re Faking It. Liv Arden doesn’t do relationships. Not when her overbearing mother expects perfection and her ex made her feel like she’d never measure up. So when she’s rescued from a sleazy bar patron by a charming stranger pretending to be her husband, she impulsively enlists him as her fake fiancé for a family gala. Owen Bishop is always quick to lend a hand, so stepping in as Liv’s fake date seems harmless.. Except nothing about being with Liv feels pretend. What begins as a simple charade quickly blossoms into an intensely real connection. The deal was simple: play the part, fool everyone, walk away unscathed. But the more time they spend together—navigating demanding parents, charming their rich friends, and a kiss that feels a little too real—the harder it is to remember they’re only pretending. And somewhere between the public lies and the breathless gasps behind closed doors… they forgot they were Faking It. Faking It is a sweet-and-spicy fake-dating novella featuring a cinnamon-roll hero who falls first, a guarded heroine learning to trust again, and a swoony romance you can binge in one night.

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Faking It: A Sweet-and-Spicy Fake-Dating Novella: content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

This contemporary romance features moderate sexual content described as 'sweet-and-spicy' with intimate scenes behind closed doors, emotional themes about recovering from past emotional abuse, and mild language.