Books matching: fake engagement
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Save:In "A Lady by Midnight," Kate Taylor, a music tutor in Spindle Cove, crosses paths with Corporal Samuel Thorne, who saves her from a dangerous situation. As their romance unfolds, Kate's determination to uncover her past and Thorne's reluctance to show his emotions create a compelling dynamic. The story is a blend of humor, romance, and mystery, with well-developed characters and engaging interactions that keep readers hooked until the end.
The man didn’t even have to try, she noted with a rueful twinge. All he had to do was stride into the Bull and Blossom, claim a bar stool, glower into a pewter tankard and keep his broad, hulking back...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Spindle Cove ) - #2
Save:The Princess Trap by Talia Hibbert follows the story of Cherry, a confident and charming young woman who unexpectedly finds herself caught up in a fake engagement with Prince Ruben. As they navigate the complexities of their fake relationship, they discover a deep and genuine connection amidst a backdrop of steamy scenes, angst, and tension. The writing style of the book is described as intense, smutty, and emotionally impactful, with a focus on diverse characters and respectful representation of marginalized groups.
As far as she was concerned, they were inconvenient, inappropriate, and a public nuisance. Unless she was firmly strapped into a sports bra, with a bottle of Lucozade in hand, Cherry avoided physical ... - #3
Save:In "The Dating Plan" by Sara Desai, Daisy Patel and Liam Murphy find themselves in need of a fake marriage to solve their respective family issues. As they set up a dating plan to convince their families, they discover a deeper connection and common ground, leading to a chaotic yet heartwarming journey of self-discovery and personal growth. The book combines the fake engagement trope with elements of frenemies-to-lovers, quirky characters, steamy romance, and themes of family dynamics and overcoming past traumas. The story is filled with humor, romance, and relatable moments that make it a fun and engaging romantic comedy read.
DAISY Patel had no issues with besotted lovers hiding away in a toilet cubicle for a little covert tongue gymnastics. For the most part, technology conferences were stressful and boring, and if someon...
(Also, see 68 recommendations for the series Marriage ) - #4
Save:"The Pretenders" by Joan Wolf follows the story of Baron Reeve of Ormsby, Earl of Cambridge, and Deborah Deb, who pretend to be engaged so that Reeve can access his inheritance. The plot revolves around their fake engagement, financial troubles, family dynamics, and unexpected love that blossoms between them. The writing style is described as engaging, with a first-person narrative that offers insights into the characters' emotions and growth throughout the story.
It was three o’clock in the afternoon, on a beautiful but blowy day in mid-May, and I was, as usual, in the Earl of Cambridge’s stable office talking with his head groom. I was lounging in my chair, i... - #5
Save:Audrey Tate and Clarke West have been best friends since childhood, always having each other's backs. In "Marriage on Madison Avenue," they agree to fake being each other's fiancés to save face in front of Clarke's marriage-minded mother and Audrey's Instagram followers. The book explores their journey from best friends to lovers, with an engaging plot filled with humor, support, and fake engagements. The writing style is described as effervescent, romantic, and full of interesting, three-dimensional characters that readers wish were real.
Audrey walked back into her kitchen and held up the powdered mix. “Super Fuel. It’s got approximately nine million vitamins and antioxidants and like a year’s worth of fiber. I told them I’d try it an... - #6
Save:A Daring Arrangement by Joanna Shupe is a historical romance set in America's Gilded Age, a time of great change and disruption. The story follows Lady Honora Parker, who, in a bid to avoid scandal and return to her true love in England, enlists the help of Julius Hatcher, a self-made financial wizard with a notorious reputation. What starts as a fake engagement to manipulate her father turns into a complex relationship as Julius and Nora navigate the shifting norms and rules of the era. The book explores themes of love, revenge, and self-discovery against the backdrop of New York City's high society.
Lady Honora Parker glanced upward once again, fascinated by what was taking place on the second floor of Sherry’s, one of New York’s most exclusive restaurants. Each raucous thump and horrific crash f... - #7
Save:The Lady Tempts an Heir by Harper St. George is the third book in The Gilded Age Heiresses series, focusing on Lady Helena and Max, the Crenshaw male heir. The plot revolves around a fake engagement between Lady Helena and Max, as they navigate family pressure and their own desires. The writing style is described as filled with passion, steam, witty banter, and detailed historical elements, creating a story that is both engaging and emotionally resonant.
Maxwell Crenshaw had left New York for London three times this year. The first time had been to save a sister from a marriage she didn’t want. The second time had been to find his other sister, who ha...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Gilded Age Heiresses ) - #8
Save:In "The Earl I Ruined," Lady Constance Stonewell ruins the reputation of the Earl of Apthorp, Julian Haywood, by exposing his secret at a crucial time. To rectify the situation, Constance proposes a fake engagement, not realizing Julian has been secretly in love with her for years. Their interactions are filled with misunderstandings, unrequited love, and a complex web of lies, leading them to discover their true feelings for each other amidst societal expectations and personal struggles. Scarlett Peckham's writing style is described as rich, lyrical, and absorbing, capturing the essence of unrequited love and the challenges of misconstrued intentions.
She flopped back against her vertiginous mound of feather pillows, annoyed to be wide-awake before her customary hour of high noon. A piece of paper came dislodged from the sleep-tangled mass of her h...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series The Secrets of Charlotte Street ) - #9
Save:Lord Cade Byron, a wounded war hero living in seclusion, reluctantly allows Miss Margaret 'Meg' Amberley to seek refuge in his home during a snowstorm. As they spend time together, both Cade and Meg develop feelings for each other despite their initial differences. Cade, battling demons from his past, offers Meg a fake engagement to help her find a suitable husband, but their growing connection complicates their arrangement. The story explores themes of love, loss, redemption, and deception set against the backdrop of Regency England.
Cade Byron tossed back the whiskey in his glass, then reached for the bottle on the side table next to his armchair. Pouring another hefty dram, he downed the second libation as quickly as the first, ... - #10
Save:'A Spinster's Guide to Danger and Dukes' by Manda Collins follows the story of Poppy Delamere, who must assume a fake identity to clear her sister's name after she is accused of murder. When she crosses paths with Lord Langham, a duke who enlists her help in a fake engagement scheme, the duo embarks on a journey filled with romance, mystery, and intrigue. The plot seamlessly weaves together elements of romance, mystery, and historical fiction, creating a delightful narrative that keeps readers engaged from start to finish. The writing style is described as a perfect blend of Nancy Drew meets Jane Austen, with witty banter, well-developed characters, and a touch of humor that adds depth to the storyline.
(Also, see 81 recommendations for the series A Lady's Guide )
