My Thoughts
Carter is a playboy and avoids commitment. Then his aunt falls ill and things change for him. Knowing that his aunt wants him to settle down more than anything, he lies and tells her that he is engaged to Lauren. She goes along with the charade and in the process they can't fight the attraction they have for each other.
I really liked that Tracey didn't leave Carter as the unlikable jerk that he was at the beginning of the story and revealed that there was so much more to him. I also liked that she created Lauren to be strong enough not to put up with anything Carter dished out, but at the same time left her with room for growth during the story as well. I so enjoyed their story.
I give Pretending with the Playboy 4 hearts!
About the Book
Commitment makes you weak. It's playboy Carter Richardson's
motto. The only exception to the rule is his aunt, and when Carter learns she's
terminally ill, he rushes to her bedside. Filled with fear and guilt—and
desperate to ease his aunt's mind—Carter does the only thing a guy could
do...he panics and blurts out that he's engaged to his aunt's enticing
protegée.
Lauren Olsen has already had her heart crushed once by
Carter. Against her better judgment, she agrees to keep up appearances—until
Carter makes their “engagement” public in order to protect the family business.
Now Lauren's torn between obeying her conscience, and obeying her desire.
Because while she could never trust the womanizing Carter she once knew, she
seems to be falling for the man beneath the playboy...
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About the Author
I write powerful and passionate romantic fiction. I believe
in alpha heroes, intelligent heroines and happily ever afters. Obstacles may
threaten my couples’ happiness, but true love will ALWAYS prevail.
If you want to chat about TV, movies and/or purses, you can
find me on Facebook and Twitter, when I’m not trying to meet an ever present
deadline.
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