When love is nothing at all like you expected . . .
Land
The love of my life dumped me. Again. I can rehab the most damaged turf in town, so salvaging our relationship should be nothing. A blind date photo shoot, with the photos online, is step one in my plan to bring her back.
Fake dating Nicole Barnett might be a brilliant step two, like putting fast-grow down at the right time. Nicole has a lot to make up for around town, so this favor to me is a win-win for both of us.
Except she’s not what I expected. At all. And when I do get everything I thought I wanted, the grass at Nicole’s place looks a whole lot greener – sandspurs and all.
Nicole
I lied in the worst way, trying to win a man who wasn’t mine . . . and the whole town knows. Now, Land Parker wants me to lie again, pretend to date him so he can win back his perfect ex.
Since I’m determined not to be the desperate, insecure woman I was, I’ll make helping Land my first good deed. I can check that off my self-improvement list and move on.
Except he’s fun as well as infuriating and he might be everything I never knew I wanted . . . and he’s not mine, either.
Plus, how can I choose a man when I’m still learning to choose myself? Not to mention I’m not sure everything good and true can begin with a lie . . .
Land
The love of my life dumped me. Again. I can rehab the most damaged turf in town, so salvaging our relationship should be nothing. A blind date photo shoot, with the photos online, is step one in my plan to bring her back.
Fake dating Nicole Barnett might be a brilliant step two, like putting fast-grow down at the right time. Nicole has a lot to make up for around town, so this favor to me is a win-win for both of us.
Except she’s not what I expected. At all. And when I do get everything I thought I wanted, the grass at Nicole’s place looks a whole lot greener – sandspurs and all.
Nicole
I lied in the worst way, trying to win a man who wasn’t mine . . . and the whole town knows. Now, Land Parker wants me to lie again, pretend to date him so he can win back his perfect ex.
Since I’m determined not to be the desperate, insecure woman I was, I’ll make helping Land my first good deed. I can check that off my self-improvement list and move on.
Except he’s fun as well as infuriating and he might be everything I never knew I wanted . . . and he’s not mine, either.
Plus, how can I choose a man when I’m still learning to choose myself? Not to mention I’m not sure everything good and true can begin with a lie . . .