Fake Fiance Real Love

<p><strong>Two best friends. One fake engagement. Zero chance they don't fall in love.</strong></p><p></p><p>Harper Collins has her life together-or at least that's what everyone thinks. She's got the dream finance job the rent-controlled apartment and the best friend who always has her back. But when her ex shows up engaged to someone else Harper blurts out the one thing she shouldn't: that she's already engaged herself. To her best friend.</p><p></p><p>Ethan Brooks has always been the steady one. The guy who fixes Harper's Wi-Fi carries her home after too much wine and pretends not to notice how her laugh ruins him a little more every time. So when Harper asks him to play along with her spur-of-the-moment lie of course he says yes. What's a fake engagement between friends?</p><p></p><p>Except the whole world seems to buy it. Their families swoon. Their coworkers gossip. Suddenly they're holding hands under restaurant tables and sharing a bed at a weekend wedding. Every touch feels a little too real every kiss meant for show lingers far too long-and Ethan's not sure how much longer he can keep pretending.</p><p></p><p>The problem? Harper's terrified of ruining the one relationship she can't live without. Ethan's done keeping his feelings a secret. And the closer they get to their wedding day the harder it is to know where the fake engagement ends... and the real love begins.</p><p></p><p><strong>Fake Finance Real Love</strong> is a laugh-out-loud slow-burn friends-to-lovers romance with sizzling chemistry witty banter and a swoony protective hero. Perfect for fans of:</p><ul><li><em>Best Fake Fiancé</em> by Roxie Noir</li><li><em>Twisted Love</em> by Piper Lawson</li><li><em>Things We Never Got Over</em> by Lucy Score</li></ul><p></p><p>If you love fake dating gone wrong (or right) forced proximity one-bed tension and the kind of grand gesture that makes you cry into your coffee you'll fall hard for Harper and Ethan's story.</p><p>Because sometimes the best happily ever afters are the ones you never saw coming.</p>