Fauxmance (fow-mans): Term for a romantic relationship that is fake. Real feelings, like love, are strictly prohibited. See also: Why would anyone enter a fake relationship?
Eighteen-year-old Magnolia believes in true love.
Or she did.
When her boyfriend dumps her the day before her sister’s wedding, Maggie is devastated—but her broken heart is only part of the problem. Maggie is the maid of honor, and her sister insists: Every member of the bridal party must have an escort. No exceptions.
Thank goodness for Hayden Davenport.
Sarcastic, cocky, a surprisingly good listener and self-professed player, when Maggie gets stuck in an elevator with the handsome stranger, she thinks she’s found the perfect wedding date. Unfortunately, Hayden hates weddings. Like really hates them.
But one soul-shattering kiss changes everything.
Maggie needs a fake boyfriend. Hayden wants to prove he’s changed his playboy ways. Faking it should be easy. The hard part?
Remembering it’s all pretend and not falling in love for real.
This book features two opposites with sizzling chemistry, a sweet, hopeless romantic and a cynical bad boy who’ll steal your heart. Elevators, fake romance, and weddings, oh my! Get ready to swoon, laugh, and say ‘I do’ to this heartfelt YA romance.
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I shot him a hopeful look. "Do you have anything to do tomorrow night? Want to be my escort?”
Hayden shook his head slowly. "I don't think that's a good idea. I loathe weddings, remember?”
"Have any friends who might want to go?" I tried again.
"Nah, the guys in my band are more about rock concerts than stuffy ceremonies.”
My ears perked at that. "You're in a band?”
He nodded.
"Are all the guys as hot as you?" I asked then blushed like crazy. Why had I said that?
"They're okay," he said, his eyes bright. "But they can't compete with all this."
Oh, I bet they couldn't.
"You don't think any of them would want to take me? Ouch," I said.
"It's not about you, Maggie. It's the second-hand embarrassment from having to wear a tux, hanging out with parents, and being man candy for the night."
"Don't guys like being man candy?"
"Some do."
"But not you or your friends."
Hayden shrugged. "I don't mind it. But like I said, I'd rather jump off a cliff then spend time at a lame wedding."
This is crazy, I thought. I'm stuck in an elevator with a musician who's friends with a bunch of other male musicians. And none of them will go on one no-strings-attached date where they'll get free food.
I threw up my hands.
"Okay, it's official," I said. "Karma hates me."
"She must not hate you too much," Hayden said. "You are stuck in here with me. And I'm a total catch."
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