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MY REVIEW: This was such a cute Valentines Day read! The chemistry between the MCs was perfect and the story flow line was great! Absolutely loved this one

Valentines Day
Novella
Gamer MCs
Fake Dating
Millionaires
No Spice

: None
: Kisses Only

OVERVIEW: One wedding weekend. One fake girlfriend. And a whole lot of feelings that refuse to stay pretend.

When Caleb brings his online gaming friend Malia as his date to his sister’s wedding, it’s supposed to be simple — a harmless favor to stop his mom’s matchmaking. But between fake couple stories, real chemistry, and a few too many moments that feel anything but pretend, their friendship starts crossing into dangerous territory. Especially since Malia’s been hiding both her longtime crush and the successful real-life version of herself Caleb never expected.

Now all they have to do is survive one wedding weekend without accidentally turning their fake relationship into something real.

My Fake(ish) Valentine is a closed-door, fake dating, friends-to-lovers romance novella full of gamer banter, sweet chemistry, and a guaranteed happily ever after.

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I loved this story so much! A sweet novella set during Christmas time that follows Ivy and Chad as they discover the sizzling chemistry between them
This is the perfect story to add to your holiday tbr this Christmas season
I recommend reading the books that are before this one as there are side characters mentioned here that have their own books earlier and it will just make more sense knowing who people are

Internal thoughts while reading

The little girls are so precious
Aww dear Chad, I feel so bad for him
Shelby, how could you
Scarlett has my heart, so is so sweet for just 5 yrs old
Yes, Chad, you are in fact cooked
Chad’s checklist is cracking me up
Everyone definitely needs a man as obsessed as Chad – officially melting over here

Christmas
Single Parent
He Takes Care of Her
Age Gap
Forced Proximity
She Takes Care of Him
Novella

: Kisses Only
: None

Content Warnings:
Off page character suffers from drug addiction and her actions (including neglectful treatment of children) are discussed non-graphically.
A main character has mild anxiety attacks associated with taking medication. Descriptions are mild.
The death of a parent in the past is discussed briefly.
Injuries such as a severe migraine and a broken ankle are discussed non-graphically.

OVERVIEW: I do not need a boyfriend for Christmas.

What I need is peppermint hot chocolate, a holiday getaway, and a front-row seat to watch my best friend play in the big Christmas Day football game.

But when our mutual friend Chad shows up with his two adorable daughters, one massive migraine, and zero nannies to help out–guess who finds herself volunteering to play babysitter? Yep, me.

It’s all fun holiday light shows and ice-skating games until I see him shirtless in the middle of the night.

Suddenly my “single dad friend” is now “ridiculously attractive single dad friend.”

Here’s the problem: he’s ten years older, recently divorced, and definitely not ready for the girls to have a new mom. Besides, I’m on a dating hiatus after almost eloping with someone I barely knew. This is supposed to be a cozy Christmas getaway, not a fall-for-the-single-dad-next-door situation.

Except…he’s working so hard to be the best dad he can be, keeping their Christmas traditions even when it’s hard and making sure the girls get the help they need to deal with their mom leaving. It’s hard not to daydream about being part of his life–of their life.

And just when I think I know what (or who) I want for Christmas, my ex shows up begging for a second chance.

Now I have to decide: revisit the past I thought I wanted … or risk it all on the man who just might be my future.

Have you read this one yet? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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