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**Spicy version**
He's the famous Shirtless Chef. His fake girlfriend's the only one who isn't hungry.
Bianca
When my grandmother told me she was inviting her former best friend for an extended fall stay, she forgot to mention we’d be getting two visitors. So I’m unpleasantly surprised when Nonna Francesca shows up with her grandson Giovanni. Especially when he finds out I was a hospice nurse and immediately nicknames me Dr. Death.
Honestly, what grown man drops his entire life for a month to travel with his grandmother? He and my brother used to be close, but that was years ago.
Then we find out Giovanni isn't just visiting Apple Ridge...
He’s hiding here.
It turns out he was recently unmasked as the anonymous YouTube sensation known as The Shirtless Chef. Everyone back home knows, so he left to escape the chaos.
Unfortunately, the chaos follows him. A national magazine names him their official Mr. October, and a reporter tracks him down.
Suddenly tourists are swarming town. Women are throwing themselves at him in droves. My grandmother wants to adopt him.
Giovanni begs me to pretend we’re dating to scare off the fans, and against my better judgment, I agree. What’s the harm in a fake relationship?
Giovanni
Apple Ridge was supposed to be my temporary safe haven.
Instead, I’m being chased by every woman within fifty miles.
Which is exactly why I need Bianca's help. She’s a no-nonsense former hospice nurse, and no one with any sense would cross her. People will back off if they think I’m her boyfriend.
There’s only one drawback—
The longer I pretend she’s mine, the less I’m pretending.
**Falling for Mr. October is a fall-themed, fake-dating romcom with meddling relatives, small-town charm, and romcom antics.**
Giovanni Cafiero first appeared in The Holiday Hate-Off!
Note: There are TWO different versions of this romcom:
1) A spicy open door version with some strong language and sex scenes
2) A closed door version with mild language and only kissing.
Please choose the version that's best for you!
Genre: Romance
He's the famous Shirtless Chef. His fake girlfriend's the only one who isn't hungry.
Bianca
When my grandmother told me she was inviting her former best friend for an extended fall stay, she forgot to mention we’d be getting two visitors. So I’m unpleasantly surprised when Nonna Francesca shows up with her grandson Giovanni. Especially when he finds out I was a hospice nurse and immediately nicknames me Dr. Death.
Honestly, what grown man drops his entire life for a month to travel with his grandmother? He and my brother used to be close, but that was years ago.
Then we find out Giovanni isn't just visiting Apple Ridge...
He’s hiding here.
It turns out he was recently unmasked as the anonymous YouTube sensation known as The Shirtless Chef. Everyone back home knows, so he left to escape the chaos.
Unfortunately, the chaos follows him. A national magazine names him their official Mr. October, and a reporter tracks him down.
Suddenly tourists are swarming town. Women are throwing themselves at him in droves. My grandmother wants to adopt him.
Giovanni begs me to pretend we’re dating to scare off the fans, and against my better judgment, I agree. What’s the harm in a fake relationship?
Giovanni
Apple Ridge was supposed to be my temporary safe haven.
Instead, I’m being chased by every woman within fifty miles.
Which is exactly why I need Bianca's help. She’s a no-nonsense former hospice nurse, and no one with any sense would cross her. People will back off if they think I’m her boyfriend.
There’s only one drawback—
The longer I pretend she’s mine, the less I’m pretending.
**Falling for Mr. October is a fall-themed, fake-dating romcom with meddling relatives, small-town charm, and romcom antics.**
Giovanni Cafiero first appeared in The Holiday Hate-Off!
Note: There are TWO different versions of this romcom:
1) A spicy open door version with some strong language and sex scenes
2) A closed door version with mild language and only kissing.
Please choose the version that's best for you!
Genre: Romance
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