Bücher der Reihe A Clean Fake Romance

Pretend to marry your billionaire best-friend boss. There's no way this could go wrong… Playboy Billionaire Asher Flynn learnt from an early age that people were only interested in the Flynn name or fortune, so he is happy to keep his relationships short and shallow. There's just one problem: his lack of commitment is spilling out into his professional life, and his company's directors are close to ousting him unless he can prove he's grown up. His mentor drops the word "married" casually enough into conversation, but Asher takes his meaning loud and clear. He needs a fiancée, and he needs one fast. Bethany Parker has worked with Asher for three years, and is used to his love life dominating the gossip pages. She also knows that for every hour he spends partying he spends four more hard at work keeping his company thriving, and when his rival threatens his position her usually carefree friend is shaken. Beth is desperate to help, and to keep her job, after caring for her sick father has affected her work and her bank balance. A fake engagement is just the solution to both of their problems, and need last only as long as the upcoming team-building weekend…unless they decide to spin it all the way to the altar.

Katie McKenzie has made a career out of hiding backstage as production assistant to an award-winning theater director. She loves her work and the transitory nature of the theater-world enables her to avoid getting her heart broken. When her childhood best friend demands she be bridesmaid at her opulent, extravagant wedding Katie's only solution is to bring part of her new life with her to act as a buffer against the old - her friend turned fake-boyfriend, Wes.A scandal ruined Wes Dalton's first shot at success, but now he's two years sober and has funneled his passion for acting into the theater, finding fulfilment in his work. He knows why he keeps relationships at a distance, but what's Katie's excuse? When she offers him a deal - come with her to her high-school best friend's wedding and she'll tutor him for an upcoming Shakespeare role - he jumps at the chance to peek behind her carefully-constructed outer shell. All he has to do is pretend to be her boyfriend for a weekend. A weekend where romance is all around them and they might come to see that their relationship is anything but fake…

Blind-date turned fake-fiance... Successful CEO Sam Curtis has a thriving business and a vaguely functioning relationship and he's relieved to finally be able to introduce a fiancée to the sister who has begged him to settle down. When his fiancée chooses the night of their dinner to call things off, Sam is desperate not to disappoint his sister on her one night in town - or admit failure to the one person who has always been there for him. Personal tragedy has left Charlotte Wilson determined to avoid relationships - until her sister arranges her a blind date she can't back out of. When she accidentally winds up at Sam's table he makes a suggestion that could benefit them both - he'll be her theoretical reintroduction to dating if she'll pretend to be his fiancée for the evening. There's just one problem - Sam's sister has a secret of her own and she confesses to having moved to town with her two young sons. She is delighted to get more involved in her brother's life, not to mention helping to plan his wedding! The strangers-to-nearly-weds might find themselves making a commitment neither of them thought they wanted…until now.

Will a made-for-the-media marriage stop the path of true love? Jennifer Leonard has everything a girl could dream of: fame, fortune, a successful acting career and a much-publicised relationship with her gorgeous co-star. When shooting on her latest block-buster movie grinds to a halt, her sister seizes the chance to order her home for a real family Christmas, just like old times. But Jen hasn't been home in years, and the last thing she wants is to deal with the fall-out of a fictionalised marriage announcement, released by her publicist to cement the popularity of her two clients and prop up Jen's flagging film career. Alec Fitzgerald is pretty content with his life. A firefighter in the same small-town that has been his family's home for generations, he knew it was the right thing to end it with Jen after high school and let her go - all the way to Hollywood. He can't help but reminisce over the one that got away, though, especially at Christmas, and especially when he hears she's coming home for the first time in years, with her very own movie star husband in tow. Will Jen and Alec discover that home really is where the heart is at Christmas?

Can a prince win over the woman of his dreams…when she thinks he's engaged to someone else? Laid up with a broken leg Prince Nico Constantin is grateful for the chance to escape his royal duties, and his royal identity. As a prince, his whole life is already mapped out so he is enjoying both temporary anonymity and the potential for a new relationship when his so-called fiancée shows up and orders him home. Despite her better judgment, nurse Maria Fortuna was fast falling for the mysterious Nico, but all that changes when she discovers he is a prince, and engaged to a princess! Angry and hurt, she accompanies the royal party home only to ensure Nico's recovery continues, and to take up an opportunity to travel, which she has always longed to do. She can't help but fall in love with the handsome, charming prince, especially when she discovers his engagement is merely a pretence. His life at the palace, however, is all too real. Can this couple from two different worlds ever stand a chance of finding happiness?

Successful football player Dustin Wells left heartbreak and his small town life far behind him, but when an injury sees him benched just in time for his ten year high school reunion, the back-in-the-day Prom King decides the only way he can face going home is with a girlfriend by his side - even if she's fictional. Former Prom Queen Veronica Shaw has lived happily in Red Pine Ridge all her life, heading up the committee organizing a weekend's worth of activities celebrating the graduating class of ten-years-past. When she realises this weekend's festivities are going to place her squarely in the orbit of her ex true love she's determined to show him just how much better off they are without one another, even if she has to conjure up a make-believe boyfriend to do it. Can these two doomed fake-relationships lead the way back to one true love?