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    Fake Dates and Mooncakes by Sher Lee
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    "Fake Dates and Mooncakes" by Sher Lee centers around two main characters, Dylan and Theo, who find themselves entangled in a web of fake dates. As they navigate this charade, readers are introduced to a rich tapestry of cultural elements, providing an immersive experience. Sher Lee's meticulous attention to detail shines through, making each cultural reference come alive on the pages. The story beautifully weaves together a captivating narrative with meaningful LGBTQ representation, exploring traditions, customs, and festivals seamlessly integrated into the narrative.

    Dylan is just trying to help his Aunt keep the family take-out restaurant afloat, all the while still grieving the recent loss of his mother. Then in walks Theo, handsome, rich, and devastatingly charming, the polar opposite of Dylan. Yet, when Theo asks him to be his fake boyfriend for a family wedding, Dylan finds it impossible to refuse. Dylan is quickly thrust into the world of glitz and glamour, cagey relatives, and Theo's distant father, who is certain Dylan is nothing but trouble. explores themes of personal growth, self-discovery, cultural understanding, and acceptance, intertwined with the development of Dylan and Theo's relationship.


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    Her Royal Happiness by Lola Keeley
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    In "Her Royal Happiness" by Lola Keeley, Princess Alice and educator Sara agree to a 'fake' date to assist Alice's nephew, leading to a real affair as they fall for each other. The story is described as great fun to read, with engaging characters and a low level of angst. The book is set in modern-day Britain and addresses various social issues, while also exploring the emotional cost of living under intense public scrutiny. The characters are well-developed, with a rich backstory, and the royal family is portrayed as fully actualized characters.


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    Boyfriend Bargain - Hawthorne University by Ilsa Madden-Mills
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    Boyfriend Bargain by Ilsa Madden Mills follows the story of Sugar Ryan, a pre-law student with trust issues and a dream to attend the law school her family went to. In a bid to get noticed for college admissions, Sugar enlists the help of Zack Morgan, the captain of the hockey team, to be her fake boyfriend. What starts as a fake relationship soon turns into something more as both Sugar and Zack navigate their own personal struggles of trust, guilt, and anxiety while finding solace and love in each other. The plot unfolds with intense attraction, secrets, and emotional depth, showcasing the growth and healing of the characters as they come together in a heartwarming romance.

    Whatever. I push those thoughts down and skate onto the rink, ignoring my out-of-control heartbeat. The thing is, I can’t die. Sure, I scored two goals in the first two periods even after some heavy b...

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    Alive At Night
    Book 1 in the series:Wildflower

    Alive At Night - Wildflower by Amelie Rhys
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    'Alive At Night' by Amelie Rhys is a captivating enemies-to-lovers romance that unfolds between Juniper and Julian, who share an office space. Despite being at odds initially, the story delves into their deep-rooted connection, past history, and the progression of their relationship from hate to love. The book is filled with witty banter, spicy scenes, and a slow burn romance that keeps readers engaged. Rhys skillfully weaves a narrative that explores themes of family, friendship, and love, while also incorporating elements of workplace proximity and fake dating.

    The writing style of 'Alive At Night' is described as enchanting and captivating, with a perfect balance of humor, emotion, and steamy moments. The characters, Juniper and Julian, are portrayed with depth and complexity, making their journey from frenemies to lovers a compelling and heartwarming read. The book also stands out for its well-developed plot, attention to detail, and avoidance of cliches, such as the absence of a third act breakup, adding authenticity and depth to the love story.


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    Say You’ll Be Nine - Say You'll Be Nine by Lucy Lennox
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    'Say You'll Be Nine' by Lucy Lennox follows the story of Nine, a sweet and selfless character who runs a DIY YouTube channel and is approached for a sponsorship opportunity by a tool company looking to reach out to the LGBTQ community. To fulfill the requirements of the sponsorship, Nine pretends to be in a relationship with Cooper, his brother's best friend who is an aspiring actor. As they renovate a cabin together and vlog the process, their relationship evolves, leading to self-discovery, emotional growth, and unexpected romance. The plot delves into themes of family dynamics, self-discovery, friendship, and the complexities of relationships, all set against the backdrop of a small Wyoming town.

    The writing style of Lucy Lennox in 'Say You'll Be Nine' is described as heartwarming, romantic, fun, and engaging. features well-developed characters like Nine, a caring and lovable giant of a man, and Cooper, a charming yet psychologically complex actor. The narrative explores themes of love, self-acceptance, and personal growth, offering a mix of low angst, humor, and heartfelt moments that keep readers engaged throughout the story.

    I glanced up and smiled while Walt handed Mr. Purcell his change. Mr. Purcell was one of several customers who still paid in cash, even when he was shelling out for half a pallet of potting soil like ...

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    Go Fake Yourself by Elle Maxwell
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    'Go Fake Yourself' by Elle Maxwell follows the journey of Audrey and Walker as they embark on a fake relationship for financial gain. Despite their initial hesitations and differences, the story beautifully unfolds, showcasing their personal growth, insecurities, and the development of a genuine connection. The book is praised for its engaging storyline, dual point of view narrative, and unique use of multimedia elements that add depth and insight to the characters and their relationship.

    The author, Elle Maxwell, skillfully crafts a heartwarming and humorous tale of two individuals navigating through a fake relationship that gradually turns into something real. The book explores themes of self-discovery, overcoming insecurities, and finding love unexpectedly. Through a mix of banter, heart-to-heart conversations, and romantic assignments, Audrey and Walker's story is portrayed as a delightful blend of humor, romance, and emotional depth, making it a captivating read for fans of the fake dating trope.


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    Funny Story by Emily Henry
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    'Funny Story' by Emily Henry is a contemporary romance novel that follows the journey of the two main characters as their relationship evolves from initial dislike to something more. Set in a small town in Michigan, the book portrays the dynamics between the middle-class librarian and bartender, offering a refreshing take on the fake dating trope. The writing style of Emily Henry is described as witty, charming, and humorous, creating a light and entertaining atmosphere throughout the story.


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    City of Souls - Soul Court Ascension by Mel Harding-Shaw
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    'City of Souls' by Mel Harding-Shaw is the debut novel in the 'Soul Court of Ascension' series. The story follows Helaine, a strong-willed woman hiding from her past, and Bastion, a necromancer who runs the City of Souls. As they navigate a complex society of elements, humans, and creatures, their relationship evolves from antagonistic to something deeper. is set in a changed world filled with magical beasts and winged people, mixed in with humans, creating a unique and intriguing setting. The dual point of view and the tension between the characters keep readers on the edge of their seats, eagerly awaiting the next installment.

    The author, Mel Harding-Shaw, weaves a tale of romance disguised by a contract, fake dating, and enemies-to-lovers tropes within a world of magical systems and fantastical creatures. The characters, especially Hel and Bast, are well-developed and their interactions are filled with friction and mutual attraction. Readers praise the intricate plot, the rich world-building, and the engaging writing style that keeps them immersed in the story. Overall, 'City of Souls' is a captivating fantasy novel with relatable characters, a unique magical system, and a promising start to a new series.


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    The Love Act by Zara Bell
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    Cassie, a former theatre actress turned runner for a TV show, is thrust into a fake relationship with actor Jack Hale after being photographed together. Despite Jack's hostile behavior, Cassie softens him up and helps him trust in their relationship. The book delves into themes of workplace challenges for women, MeToo movement, social media backlash, and building trust in a relationship while navigating the entertainment industry.

    The story of 'The Love Act' by Zara Bell is a beautifully written slow burn romance that explores the complexities of fake dating and celebrity life. The characters, Cassie and Jack, are portrayed realistically as they cope with trauma, anxiety, and learning to trust each other amidst the pressures of their public personas.

    “My life is over,” she gulps into my shoulder. Mascara drips off her chin and dribbles down her shirt. She’s cried her own little Alice-in-Wonderland puddle on the carpet tile floor. The storeroom dow...

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    Dating Dr. Dil - If Shakespeare was an Auntie by Nisha Sharma
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    Dating Dr. Dil is a delightful enemies-to-lovers romcom set within the Indian culture in the US. The story follows Kareena and Prem as they navigate fake dating engagement, meddling family members, and cultural traditions while also dealing with complicated family problems, supportive best friends, and a love story that brings hope and excitement. The writing style is described as vibrant, buzzing with energy, fast-paced, and filled with a delicious amount of tension and spice that keeps readers laughing and blushing their way through the book.

    Prem and Kareena's relationship is filled with chemistry, banter, and gestures that make their characters feel real and relatable. The book highlights important topics such as finding and deserving the kind of love you want, the influence of cultural traditions on life choices, and the challenges of balancing family expectations with personal desires. The dual perspective between the two leads provides readers with a full scope of the characters' motivations and emotions, creating a story that is both heartwarming and entertaining.

    Kareena: You are the reigning queen of rice! “Make your own biryani” bar? I mean it’s genius. As your lawyer, I’m telling you that you have to trust me on this. You’ll get the loan. Nina: Are you sure...

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