There's a fine line between love and fake....
Rockstar Sam Shoop has retreated to his secluded cabin In Crane Cove for some privacy. Unfortunately for him, the residents haven’t gotten the memo and want to set him up with every available person they know. A fake girlfriend sounds like the answer to all of his problems, until he drops the name of a very real person - Lacey Finch, local dance teacher.
Lacey Finch is still considered an outsider by Crane Cove’s standards, and the negative attention that comes with being the ex of one of its most infamous residents is growing tired. So when Sam suggests a fake relationship, it just might be the answer to some of her problems. The fact he doesn’t remember her or the night they spent together in Barcelona 10 years prior? Not her problem.
A mutual agreement for a common goal - less questions about their personal lives. But when their past keeps creeping up and the chemistry is very much still there, how long will their relationship stay fake?
Genre: Romance
Rockstar Sam Shoop has retreated to his secluded cabin In Crane Cove for some privacy. Unfortunately for him, the residents haven’t gotten the memo and want to set him up with every available person they know. A fake girlfriend sounds like the answer to all of his problems, until he drops the name of a very real person - Lacey Finch, local dance teacher.
Lacey Finch is still considered an outsider by Crane Cove’s standards, and the negative attention that comes with being the ex of one of its most infamous residents is growing tired. So when Sam suggests a fake relationship, it just might be the answer to some of her problems. The fact he doesn’t remember her or the night they spent together in Barcelona 10 years prior? Not her problem.
A mutual agreement for a common goal - less questions about their personal lives. But when their past keeps creeping up and the chemistry is very much still there, how long will their relationship stay fake?
Genre: Romance
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