They're faking love for the cameras... Too bad their feelings didn't get the memo.
Maggie Moroney didn't come on reality TV to fall in love. She came to win.
When Maggie agrees to fake a six month relationship with Warner Collins for a high-stakes dating show, it's supposed to be play the part, win the challenges, and walk away with her pride intact. Warner is confident, controlled, and exactly the kind of man who knows how to perform for the cameras.
What Maggie doesn't expect is the past crashing the set. Her ex has been cast on the same show, along with the woman he's now dating. Suddenly, the lines between performance and reality blur as producers push intimacy, rivals stir drama, and America watches every move.
As the challenges intensify and test their limits, Maggie and Warner find themselves leaning on each other in ways that feel far too real for something that started as strategy.
But on a show designed to tempt, expose, and tear couples apart, Maggie must decide what's real, what's worth fighting for and whether the man she's pretending to love might be the one she's been waiting for all along.
The concept of this book is cute. I think it could’ve been a great story. My issue is more with the errors throughout the book. There seemed to not be much editing as I found many spelling and grammar mistakes. The writing also became very repetitive. There were multiple spots that repeating the exact same wording from a couple paragraphs before. I also didn’t love that the dual pov basically recounted the exact same story in a different pov. I would have loved to see the story move a long a little faster than it did.