Name: Fake Date
ISBN: 9781945522208

Monica Murphy

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

Fake Date

Amy Arthun Lorton 

** spoiler alert **
           This book seems to have storylines stolen from “The Hating Game” but doesn’t compare!!! We have to LIKE the guy or at least understand what she sees in him. This guy is a jerk & seems to stay that way. 

The female narrator had a terrible man voice and she always was trying to sound sexy, even if she was speaking an innocent conversation with a friend. 

I was just waiting for it to be over.

Megan Cook

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Maria Nelson

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Yassmine Bouyarden 

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Andrea Cárcamo

Sarah Harrison is used to strange customers. Working at a lingerie store, she helps bored housewives, spicy sorority girls, repentant husbands -- and everyone in between. 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 her a gift from Bliss. Then another--and another. It doesn't matter how thoughtful he is, or how well-chosen the gifts are, or how sexy he is. It's inappropriate, and Sarah is determined to put a stop to it. Or at the very least, she wants to know why. It's the oldest one in the book, of course. He needs a fake girlfriend for the weekend while attending his brother's engagement party. It's a terrible idea. She's certain it could even get her fired. So she absolutely takes him up on it. Next thing Sarah knows, she's in San Francisco, pretending to be in love with Jared. Not that it's a hardship. Except that the real feelings in their pretend relationship soon have her in over her head. Is he just faking it, or do they have their own shot at bliss?