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I never meant to lie, but when my college bully sneers at my epic fail love life, I do my best to stand up to her. I grab the stranger next to me at the party, call him my date, and kiss him.
One horrifying video of the hot cricketer and me losing our clothes later - filmed by the same bully - and my life is about to blow up.
To my surprise, the rule-following golden boy of cricket saves me from social destruction. So, I move into his mansion and lie about being head over heels for him. Just for the summer.
What does the man I loathe get out of it? Getting on his coach’s good side. A coach who just happens to be my godfather.
I don’t know if fake dating is the solution to our problems or this wild catastrophe I can’t escape…especially when I start falling for him for real.
Tropes in this 110K+, softly-paced, dual POV standalone romance include:
Like at first sight to loathe to love
The video made them do it
My girl
Forced proximity
Jersey war
Hurt/healing
Discovering feminine rage
A found family obsessed with pies
Cricket thrills
00s Bollywood nostalgia
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Aarti V Raman
Aarti V Raman is a brown queen writing slow burn spicy Happy Ever Afters for hot mess brown babes. They only have eyes on their career and believe they aren’t worthy of love. Then they meet ruthless, ambitious men who wreck their peace…so they wreck their (cold) hearts. Angst ensues. Her stories are deeply emotional, filled with competence porn, and gasp-worthy twists.
A USA Today bestselling hybrid author and TEDx speaker, many of Aarti’s romances have hit the TOP 100 on Amazon India and US Kindle stores. Aarti’s Millionaire Foes series was part of the Writers on the Moon Project in a time capsule to the actual moon.
Aarti lives with her large, largely loveable family in her version of Happy Every After.
