Pretend I'm Yours

I can’t quite decide if this book is friends or enemies to lovers. Larkyn and Kade spend half their time trying to convince everyone else they’re madly in love with one another and the other half trying to convince each other they aren’t. it’s got all kinds of cute, sweet, and fun moments, as well as some deliciously hot ones. Unfortunately, there are also those moments where I want to take our hero and heroine and shake some sense into them. No matter how frustrated I got with them, I loved every minute I got to spend in their world. I received a complimentary copy of this book.

Larkyn is a 22 years old and is still holding onto her v-card and is waiting for the right moment and guy. Kade is 25 years old and runs his family business. After a accident brings them together they both decide to come up with a plan that will benefit them both. But what seems to be fake turns out to be more real than they both realized when they started dating. But will lies, secrets, and broken promises be enough to keep them together or will it tear them apart. Pick up this book and find out what happens with Larkyn and Kade. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

A couple is looking for a mutual relationship without any depth of commitment No promises of love or true commitment as Larken agrees to marry Kade because she needs some sense of stability, and she wants to escape the incessant pressure to “make something of herself” as dictated by her oppressive father. Kade is tired of the constant pressures from his peers to find the perfect woman who can provide him with an heir, thereby insuring the baby momma will receive a substantial compensation as the mother of Kade’s child. Kade will have nothing to do with it, which makes Larken his perfect bride because she doesn’t seek to trap him, and appears to give less than a damn about his wealth. They promise to keep their relationship mutually beneficial, without any cause for marital discrepancy. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.