Fake Date

By: Monica Murphy

Narrated by: Savannah Peachwood, James McAdams

Working at Bliss, Sarah Harrison deals with all sorts of...interesting clientele. Yet no one sparks her interest more than Jared Gaines, the ultra-rich, ultra-sexy businessman who frequents her shop, buying delicate little “gifts” for the women in his life.

But one day, Jared sends Sarah a gift from Bliss. Then another - and another. So when Sarah walks into his office demanding to know why, he makes her an offer she somehow can’t refuse: be his fake girlfriend for the weekend while attending his brother’s engagement party.

The next thing Sarah knows, she’s in San Francisco pretending to be in love with Jared. Not that it’s a hardship. Once you get the man away from the office, he’s much more relaxed. Sweet. Funny. Even...thoughtful? Oh, and sexier than ever, of course.

Their pretend relationship feels very real, very quickly. Soon Sarah’s in over her head. Could what she and Jared share turn into something real? Or is it all actually...fake?

©2019 Monica Murphy (P)2019 Blackstone Publishing

Wow some haters on this book....

not sure why all the hate. But it was very enjoyable for a rom-com. People need to lighten up in life.

Okay

Story was entertaining light hearted easy listen. For me at least. The guys voice/tone verses how his personality is described does not match. Think that was what I had a hard time with. Not bad. Decent filler book.

Not my cup of tea

This just didn’t live up to the potential for me. I found the female lead width washy and immature. The male lead was supposed to be commanding but came across very iffy at best. I just found myself praying to would either get better or end. You might ask why 3stars… because I think the author has potential and should spend a little more time getting to know the characters.

OMG her voice 😖!!

Not sure how I was able to finish the book, my eyes roll every time she spoke..

Round two

Enjoyed the book and I am looking forward to the next in the series. This one was not as good as “Save the Date” but better than most second books. Can’t wait to hear about the other “gal pals” in the books.