Emotionally unavailable doesn’t even begin to describe my new fake boyfriend. He’s cold. He’s distant. He has more defenses than a nuclear missile silo. And he’s the ultimate catch of the century. At least, according to his bank statement.
My job’s simple: Keep Hayes Rutherford’s matchmaking relatives and all interested ladies away from the cranky, grumpy, walled-off heir to my favorite movie empire, and in return, he won’t ruin my life over a teensy, tiny little misunderstanding.
But the more I sneak past Hayes’s walls and fences, the more I realize that while we might be from different worlds, we have more in common than either of us expected. The man under all the glitz, glamour, and dollar signs could be the real love of my life.
But you know what they say about fake dating a billionaire—it’s all fun and games until the scandals start.
Rating: 5 Marshmallowy stars!
Review: I've been gobbling up Pippa Grant books as fast as I can get my hands on them ever since I first wandered into the Pippaverse via Mr. McHottie several years ago. Throughout this time, I have enjoyed every book and loved the zany cast of characters, but the critters have quite often stolen the show. I didn't think I could adore any critter as much as I did Dogzilla, but Marshmallow proved me wrong. Everything about him warmed my heart, and I laughed constantly at his antics. I was also quite enamored with his people, Begonia and, eventually, Hayes. Begonia is a ray of sunshine who makes the Pippaverse an even better place. She is the cheerleader of life and people that we all need to remind us that we are fine just the way we are, and we can power through even the worst of days.
If you like reading lighthearted romance and laughing so loud your S.O. gets annoyed and resorts to doing chores to get away from you, then this book is for you. If you prefer dark stories that make you cry, then you should skip this one and go read a scary clown book.
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