Fake Dating
Book Trope
The goal: pretend to be in a relationship so that one party’s friends don’t have to keep worrying about them and so that the faux counterpart’s family will stop trying to get them to ask for their ex to come back. Simple enough, right? That is until the line between what’s real and fake only gets blurrier until all anyone can focus on is the potential for a genuine romance.
A Court of Mist and Fury
Sarah J. Maas
Better Than the Movies
Lynn Painter
Boyfriend Material
Alexis Hall
Brutal Bargain
Laurelin Paige
Brutal Obsession
S. Massery
Burning Ivy
Brandy Hynes
Daydream
Hannah Grace
Fire Away
Lainey Lawson
Funny Story
Emily Henry
How My Neighbor Stole Christmas
Meghan Quinn
How to Fake It in Hollywood
Ava Wilder
Husband Material
Alexis Hall
I Think They Love You
Julian Winters
I'll Get Back to You
Becca Grischow
If the Ring Fits
Camilla Isley
Just For the Summer
Abby Jimenez
Keep Me
Sara Cate
Love, Theoretically
Ali Hazelwood
Make My Wish Come True
Rachael Lippincott and Alyson Derrick
Roomies
Christina Lauren
Santa Maybe
Carla Luna
Summer in the City
Alex Aster
The Beast Takes A Bride
Julie Anne Long
The Broprosal
Sonora Reyes
The Charmer
Ava Rani
The Co-Op
Tarah DeWitt
The Deal
Elle Kennedy
The Love Hypothesis
Ali Hazelwood
The Spanish Love Deception
Elena Armas
The Unhoneymooners
Christina Lauren
The Wrong Bride
Catharina Maura
Wildest Dreams
L.J. Shen
Wyatt
Jessica Peterson
Yours Truly
Abby Jimenez
Yours Truly (Steamy Lit Special Edition)
Abby Jimenez
