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Everyday you came to my house. You were a friend to my son. You made my daughter smile. You said your jokes and made me laugh. You sat at our table and ate our food. And always you were fixing things in the house. You helped us. We helped you. That's family. And then you just left. No explanation. No goodbye. Not even a phone call to let us know you weren't dead.” When Daisy and Liam collide at a work event. Maybe they can help each-other out with an “arrangement”.
Amaz To exonerate her best friend, one woman must mastermind a jewelry heist during the wedding of the season in this hilarious romantic-comedy caper from the author of The Dating Plan. We don't need a plan. We'll tell them the truth. We met when we needed to meet. We found each other when we needed to be found. We fell in love because it was meant to be. And you became mine at a bus stop in the rain.” Liam needs to find a wife. His grandfather’s will states that he can inherit the family distillery if he is married before his next birthday and remains married for one year. Only problem is Liam doesn’t even have a girlfriend at the moment, and his birthday is only months away.There was hardly a plot to keep me engaged. Things just “happened” as if random ideas were thrown in to try and create drama. I was constantly waiting for the story to start even by the time the book reached its conclusion. I will be cautious about a person who expects me to make all of our dating plans, or to let him/her make all of our plans. So, they do what any couple would do: fake their relationship, plan a wedding, set out to accomplish their objectives, and divorce. Seems easy, right? As Daisy outlines their plan of dates to give credence to their relationship and let Liam meet her family, she’s nothing but business. And this plan does not include sex of any kind. (Yeah, okay.)
How about hiking up a mountain?” Liam loved hiking and was out on the Bay Area trails every chance he got. How much time do I want to spend with my significant other? Do I need to see him/her constantly (or at least daily), or is time apart acceptable?Liam was . . . not great. Turns out his passion for his motorcycle was a major turn off for me. The only motorcycle man I’ll ever want is Chad Michael Murray singing Britney Spears in my front lawn. Wearing leather and work boots just seemed too contrived for the rest of Liam’s venture capitalist character, and describing him as a vagabond biker gang adjacent dude was just alarming and slightly laughable. He parted her lips with the gentle slide of his tongue, touching, tasting, savoring, pausing between heady sips to let her essence dance over his taste buds. With every breath he inhaled the fresh scent of wildflowers in a rain-soaked meadow, the grassy lawn where they'd played catch in the summer sun. He'd known she was smart and fun and beautiful. But this kiss. These feelings. The throbbing heat of desire. It was all completely new.” This was a cute and fun read! Great palate cleanser and also a romcom where I was actually invested in the characters.
Even with a step-by-step plan, these fake fiancés might accidentally fall for each other in this hilarious, heartfelt romantic comedy from the author of The Marriage Game.Modern - the majority of our audience has used dating apps before. We create a custom plan for IRL dating and matching on apps. I will be cautious about a person who tells me all about his/her inner world, including past dating experiences and therapy, on the first date (i.e., a person with poor boundaries). Who allowed the five-year-old to sound about 35 and suggest they “sell some land to save the distillery” like truly in what world is that natural? “Jaxon had a good idea about selling off some of the land and keeping the distillery.” Like what??? He’s five.
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