Books matching: fake marriage
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Save:"Irresponsible Puckboy" by Saxon James and Eden Finley follows the journey of Dex and Tripp, best friends and hockey teammates, as they navigate their feelings for each other amidst a fake marriage trope. Tripp, who has been in love with Dex for years, struggles with his unrequited feelings while Dex remains oblivious to Tripp's emotions. The book explores themes of friendship, love, self-discovery, and the challenges of coming to terms with one's sexuality. The writing style combines humor, romance, and emotional depth, creating a story that is both heartwarming and tender.
The plot of "Irresponsible Puckboy" revolves around Dex and Tripp's evolving relationship, from friends to lovers, as they deal with the consequences of their fake marriage. The authors skillfully portray the characters' internal struggles and growth, especially Dex's journey towards understanding his own feelings and Tripp's internal conflict over revealing his love for his best friend. The book delves into themes of miscommunication, self-discovery, and the complexities of relationships, all set against the backdrop of the hockey world and the pressures of fame.
(Also, see 46 recommendations for the series Puckboys ) - #2
Save:The Closer by Kristy Marie is a heartwarming romance novel that delves into the themes of family, love, and unexpected connections. The story follows McKinley Mac, a quirky and funny character who navigates through life's challenges with humor and resilience. When she crosses paths with Cooper Lexington, a charming and caring man with a savior complex, their fake marriage sets off a journey of self-discovery, healing, and love. Through witty banter, heartfelt moments, and a touch of angst, the book explores the blossoming relationship between McKinley and Cooper, intertwined with family dynamics and personal growth.
The Closer captivates readers with its engaging plot, well-developed characters, and a writing style that balances humor, snark, and emotional depth. The book seamlessly weaves together elements of sports romance, friendship, and family bonds, creating a standalone story that is both heartwarming and entertaining. With unexpected twists, laugh-out-loud moments, and a swoon-worthy romance, The Closer invites readers into a world where love, second chances, and genuine connections take center stage.
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series 21 Rumors ) - #3
Save:Who'd Have Thought by G. Benson is a sapphic romance novel that revolves around a fake marriage between a neurosurgeon, Samantha, and a nurse, Hayden. The story follows their journey from initially disliking each other to becoming friends and then lovers, portraying a slow burn romance. The plot includes themes of enemies to lovers, marriage of convenience, age gap romance, and fake relationship, all set in a hospital environment.
The writing style of the book is praised for its well-developed characters, realistic portrayal of relationships, and engaging plot twists. The author, G. Benson, effectively crafts a story that delves into the dynamics of the main characters' personalities, their evolving connection, and the challenges they face in maintaining a fake relationship that gradually turns into something more.
Four hours did not enough sleep make, and her eyes were burning. But after the stressful day she’d had, her brain wouldn’t shut down. At the end of a week of night shifts, her body was taking its time... - #4
Save:In "The Marriage Trap" by Jennifer Probst, Maggie and Michael find themselves in an unconventional agreement of pretend marriage in Italy, desperately trying to deny the sizzling attraction between them. As they navigate their tempestuous relationship filled with fire, passion, and dominance, they realize they have more in common than they thought. Maggie, a successful photographer guarding her heart fiercely, craves to be loved but fears rejection, while Michael, a control freak in charge of his family's bakeries, longs for a wild, untamed woman to challenge him. Their connection is electric, intense, and consuming, leading to a journey of self-discovery and love.
The book is filled with poignant and bittersweet moments, unexpected plot twists, and grand gestures of love. Jennifer Probst weaves a charming storyline about family, love, and honesty, capturing the reader's attention with her tantalizing writing style that keeps them in a constant state of arousal and cheeriness. The characters, Maggie and Michael, embark on a journey of vulnerability and growth, revealing their true selves to each other as they navigate through dilemmas and resolve their inner conflicts.
Maggie Ryan tilted the margarita glass to her lips and took a long swallow. Tartness collided with the salt, exploded on her tongue, and burned through her blood. Unfortunately, not fast enough. She s...
(Also, see 47 recommendations for the series Marriage to a Billionaire ) - #5
Save:'Accidental Shield' by Nicole Snow is a thrilling romance novel that revolves around Valerie Gerard, a woman who wakes up with amnesia and finds herself in a complicated situation involving danger, fake marriage, and secrets. With the help of Flint Calum, a former SEAL turned private security expert, Valerie navigates through a web of lies and deceit while trying to uncover the truth behind the attempts on her life. The story unfolds with suspense, romance, and unexpected twists, keeping readers on the edge of their seats until the very end. The writing style is described as fast-paced, emotional, and filled with humor, making it a captivating read from start to finish.
Leaning against the counter smugly with a coffee mug in hand, Cash takes a long, loud slurp before answering. “She has amnesia. She’s scared half out of her wits. If she believes you’re her husband, h...
(Also, see 7 recommendations for the series Marriage Mistake ) - #6
Save:"Temporary Wife Temptation" by Jayci Lee follows the story of Garrett Song, a CEO from a traditional Korean family, and Natalie Sobol, a young Korean American woman. They enter into a mutually beneficial arrangement of a fake marriage to help each other out with their respective dilemmas. As their relationship progresses, they navigate family expectations, cultural differences, and their growing feelings for each other. The plot is filled with steamy moments, family dynamics, and a touch of Korean culture, creating a captivating and heartwarming story that keeps readers engaged. Jayci Lee's writing style beautifully captures the characters' vulnerabilities, strengths, and the complexities of their evolving relationship, making it a compelling read filled with twists and turns.
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Save:'Fairy Godmothers Inc.' in the series 'Fairy Godmothers Inc.' by Saranna DeWylde is a whimsical and charming tale set in Ever After, Missouri, where fairy godmothers scheme to bring magic back to their hidden fairy tale town by matchmaking their godchildren. The plot follows Lucky and Ransom, college sweethearts who encounter mishaps when trying to consummate their relationship. The story unfolds with the godmothers orchestrating a fake marriage between Lucky and Ransom to save Ever After and reignite the magic in the town. As the characters navigate through second chances at romance and hilarious situations, readers are taken on a journey filled with humor, love, and magical twists. The writing style is described as funny, delightful, and engaging, with a mix of magical realism and a touch of fairy tale nostalgia.
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Save:'Roomies' by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy novel set in New York City, revolving around Holland Bakker, a young woman with a crush on a talented Irish musician, Calvin. When Holland's uncle offers Calvin a job in his Broadway show, they come up with a marriage of convenience to solve Calvin's visa issues. As they navigate the challenges of married life, a hit Broadway show, and the complexities of immigration, their relationship evolves, leading to self-discovery and personal growth. The writing style is described as light, engaging, and easy to read, with elements of humor, romance, and music intertwining to create a heartwarming and enjoyable story.
It’s always the first thing I think about when I climb into a cab. I note how I have to shimmy with effort across the tacky seat, how there are millions of neglected fingerprints and unidentifiable sm... - #9
Save:The Paradise Problem by Christina Lauren is a romantic comedy novel that follows the story of Liam and Anna, who enter into a marriage of convenience to secure student housing but end up navigating a complicated web of family drama and unexpected love. Set against the backdrop of a gorgeous private island, the book is filled with humor, spice, and lovable characters that readers will find engaging and entertaining. The witty banter, tropical setting, and mix of strength and vulnerability in the main characters create a delightful and light-hearted escape for anyone looking for a fun read.
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Save:Piper, in love with Assassin's player Erik Titov, finds herself in a complicated situation after a one-night stand results in a pregnancy. Despite Erik's initial reluctance, they enter into a fake marriage for the sake of appearances. The story delves into Erik's past struggles, Piper's unwavering love for him, and their journey towards happiness amidst challenges and misunderstandings. The dual point of view provides insight into Erik's character, portraying him as a man with deep-seated fears and vulnerabilities. The plot unfolds with realistic conflicts and emotional moments, capturing the complexities of relationships and personal growth.
Piper would never forget the moment she first met and fell in love with Erik Titov. It was at a family gathering almost two years ago. She also would never forget the amazing night they’d spent togeth...
(Also, see 24 recommendations for the series Assassins )
