This book was originally published in 2016. It has recently been re-edited and revised and now republished in 2020. Happy Reading!
When tragedy strikes poor Charlotte Valentine…
Nah, just playin’. The only thing tragic here is Charlotte Valentine’s preoccupation with romance novels. If she could have one wish, it would be to live the life of one of her favorite Heroines (notice the big H) rather than in her boring life as a legal secretary.
Her wish may come true when one lawyer at her firm, Charles Winslow III, asks her to become his fake girlfriend. He needs to look like he’s settled down before his six-month review for partnership comes up and who better than the semi-attractive, boring Charlotte for the job?
Charlotte jumps at the chance to help out Charles “Chaz” Winslow III because this is the moment she’s been waiting for. Heck, she's been preparing for it her entire adult life. In her romance books, the faux pair always end up falling madly in love with each other. Always. Sure, Chaz is kind of douchebag. But, he’s not bad looking, and he’s smart. Charlotte is positive she and Chaz will be live happily ever after when the six months is up. I mean, what could go wrong?
Due to sexual situations and coarse content, this book is intended for a mature audience – age 18+.
Genre: Romance
When tragedy strikes poor Charlotte Valentine…
Nah, just playin’. The only thing tragic here is Charlotte Valentine’s preoccupation with romance novels. If she could have one wish, it would be to live the life of one of her favorite Heroines (notice the big H) rather than in her boring life as a legal secretary.
Her wish may come true when one lawyer at her firm, Charles Winslow III, asks her to become his fake girlfriend. He needs to look like he’s settled down before his six-month review for partnership comes up and who better than the semi-attractive, boring Charlotte for the job?
Charlotte jumps at the chance to help out Charles “Chaz” Winslow III because this is the moment she’s been waiting for. Heck, she's been preparing for it her entire adult life. In her romance books, the faux pair always end up falling madly in love with each other. Always. Sure, Chaz is kind of douchebag. But, he’s not bad looking, and he’s smart. Charlotte is positive she and Chaz will be live happily ever after when the six months is up. I mean, what could go wrong?
Due to sexual situations and coarse content, this book is intended for a mature audience – age 18+.
Genre: Romance
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