Books matching: fake engagement romance
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Save:Bishop, from the Arizona Vengeance series by Sawyer Bennett, follows the story of Bishop Scott, a hockey player who joins a new team and has a steamy one-night stand with Brooke, who turns out to be the daughter of his new coach. When a lie about their relationship spirals into reality, Bishop and Brooke navigate the complexities of their growing connection amidst the backdrop of a new hockey team and personal challenges. The book is described as a mix of humor, steamy romance, and character growth, with a focus on relationships and authenticity.
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Save:"My Life in Shambles" by Karina Halle follows the story of Valerie, who, after facing multiple challenges in life, decides to take a trip to Ireland. There, she meets Padraig, a famous rugby player dealing with his own health and family issues. As they navigate a complicated relationship that starts as a fake engagement, the story delves into intense and realistic scenes of chronic illness, caring for a terminally ill parent, and the complexities of family dynamics. The book is described as emotional, heartwarming, and engaging, with a mix of steamy scenes, humor, and deep emotional moments.
I’m standing in the driveway of my parents’ house, the house I grew up in, suitcase in hand. Light snow falls around me, gathering in my long hair like white glitter. To add to the poetry of the scene... - #3
Save:'Yours to Keep' follows the story of Sean Kowalski, a military veteran who returns home to his family in Maine. When Emma, in need of a fake fiancé, ropes Sean into her plan, their relationship takes an unexpected turn. As they navigate through the charade, Sean and Emma slowly fall in love, facing doubts and challenges along the way. explores themes of family, love, and making the best out of unexpected situations, with a touch of humor and realistic character dynamics.
The plot of 'Yours to Keep' unfolds with a mix of humor, romance, and family dynamics. Sean and Emma's relationship develops slowly and realistically, leading to heartwarming moments and unexpected twists. The writing style captures the essence of the Kowalski family, portraying them as a close-knit group who stand by each other through thick and thin. offers a light and romantic read, with well-developed characters and a storyline that keeps readers engaged till the end.
(Also, see 19 recommendations for the series Kowalski Family ) - #4
Save:"Asher Black" revolves around the unconventional romance between Asher, a cold-blooded 25-year-old billionaire CEO with a mysterious past, and Lucy, a 20-year-old college girl from Wilton. Their paths cross, leading to a fake engagement arrangement that sparks a hot love chemistry between them. Despite the mafia light theme, the story delves into the layers of Asher and Lucy's characters, their fears, emotions, and the courage they find in each other. The writing style is described as fast-paced, humorous, and engaging, with well-chosen quotes about courage at the beginning of each chapter, keeping readers eager for more twists and turns in the plot.
The only thing running through my mind as we make our way to the bar is: this place used to be a strip club. Now, it’s a trendy nightclub that caters to New York’s elite and whoever is lucky enough to... - #5
Save:In "Luck of the Draw" by Kate Clayborn, Zoe, a former corporate lawyer who won the lottery, embarks on a redemption tour to apologize to those she feels she has wronged. When she encounters Aiden, a man grieving the loss of his brother, he proposes a fake engagement to help him secure a campground. As they navigate guilt, grief, and deception, both Zoe and Aiden find themselves on a journey of self-discovery and healing, forming a deep connection along the way. The book is a blend of enemies-to-lovers and fake fiancé romance, filled with humor, heartfelt moments, and complex characters who are dealing with past mistakes and emotional baggage.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Chance of a Lifetime ) - #6
Save:"Whoa" by Cambria Hebert is the 6th installment in the Westbrook Elite series, focusing on the romantic suspense between the characters Kruger and Jess. The plot revolves around a fake engagement that leads to real feelings, danger looming over Jess, and the support and camaraderie among the group of friends in Westbrook Elite. The writing style is described as engaging, full of sweetness and humor, with well-crafted suspense and a touch of horror film vibes that keep the reader on edge.
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Save:'My Fake Christmas Fiance' in the 'Kane Christmas' series by author Julie Kriss revolves around Penny and Wes, who are thrown into a fake engagement by their fathers to save their companies. As the clock ticks towards the deadline for the proposal, the two engage in a year-long fake engagement, revealing their strengths, vulnerabilities, and chemistry through witty banter and email exchanges. Despite being complete opposites, Penny and Wes navigate the challenges of their fake relationship, leading to unexpected feelings and a genuine connection that goes beyond their initial arrangement.
What the hell just happened? I walked into a meeting thinking we were going to discuss The Christmas Experience—my father’s company—merging with Kane Co.—your father’s company. I thought we’d do this ... - #8
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 79 recommendations for the series Marriage ) - #9
Save:'Don't Tell' by Karen Rose follows the story of Caroline, a woman who fakes her and her son's death to escape her abusive cop husband, Rob. As Rob hunts them down, leaving a trail of death and destruction, Caroline must navigate a dangerous game of survival while trying to move forward in her new life. The book is a gripping romantic suspense that delves into themes of spousal abuse, escape, and the haunting past that threatens to catch up with the protagonist.
The plot of 'Don't Tell' is a page-turner that keeps a steady pace, focusing not only on the romantic couple but also on the intense exploits of the villain, Rob. The story unfolds with a mix of suspense, outrageous events, and well-drawn character development, making it an engaging read for fans of romantic suspense novels.
Rob Winters stared dispassionately at the young boy whose eyes had already begun to roll back in his head. Shame, that. He'd thought the boy would have more spine. At fourteen he himself had been able... - #10
Save:'A Perfect Proposal' by Katie Fforde follows the story of Sophie, a young British woman who finds herself embroiled in a family mystery that leads her to New York City. Through a chance encounter with an elderly woman named Matilda, Sophie gets entangled in a web of secrets and unexpected connections, including a fake engagement with Matilda's wealthy grandson, Luke. The plot is filled with twists and turns, culminating in a heartwarming and feel-good ending that celebrates love, family, and self-discovery. The writing style is light, humorous, and engaging, with vivid descriptions of different settings and historical references that add depth to the story.
