![]() ![]() ![]() Readers will be rapt by the sensuous love scenes once Darcy and Elle throw pretense aside-but Darcy’s inability to admit her feelings might still keep the couple from their happy ending. As the women spend more time together, ironing out the details of their fake relationship and going on double dates with Brendon, they begin to see each other’s differences as turn-ons rather than turn-offs, and the line between reality and pretend blurs. Elle resents being pulled into the lie-but agrees to play along to get her own family off her back. Still, when Darcy’s brother, Brendon, who set them up, asks Darcy how it went, she says it was great to get him to stop worrying about her love life. ![]() Elle Jones, an eternally optimistic astrologist, and Darcy Lowell, a tightly buttoned actuary who’s given up on love after a past betrayal, realize almost immediately that, though their physical chemistry is electric, their personalities mix like oil and water. A disastrous blind date kicks off Bellefleur’s excellent rom-com debut. ![]()
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