UnReal Rhythm

by Tasha Hart

To fulfill his grandmother’s wishes, Evan needs to get married—fast!

But no woman is going to agree to a whirlwind romance. So what’s this white boy to do?

Screw it, he decides to get fake engaged.

But this is a hard thing to convince another girl to do. Even for someone as fine and rich as Evan. So he ups the stakes with… a bribe.

A record deal for a ring on her finger.

Now he’s gotta find a woman crazy enough to go along with the plan. That’s where single mom Bella Garner comes into play. She’s the lead singer of a band and wants to be a famous musician. Evan, agent for the record label, is her ticket to the big time. This Black queen will get fake married to him to make her dreams come true and secure her daughter’s future. But what’s she to do when the feelings become real and the lies just keep piling up?

Discover what happens in this seductive interracial romance! First in the UnReal Marriage series!

98 pages, Kindle Edition

Published July 27, 2020

Reviews

[Van · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great Read

I was lot for my next read and came across this story and the ones that follow so decided to check it out and happy I did. Bella was a single mom trying to raise her daughter and she had a singing group but needed a record deal to really make her dreams come true and not have to continue dealing with a job she hated and a coworker she couldn't stand. Evan was a in the record business and was always looking for the next best group of singer to sign.And then there's his father making things hard on him by telling him he needs to get married and make his suck grandmother happy before she dies. And so it begins his father picks for him to ask so whether or not she agreed to the deal of if it works out you'd have to read and find out! I really enjoyed this story now on to the next. Thanks for sharing!

[Erika · Rating 1 out of 5]

Terrible

This book felt like it was a template were only the names were changed. First of all, all this drama about the check was ridiculous. Let’s be logical. They had a deal, she got a record deal out of it, so what’s would be wrong with him getting a check? He didn’t know her when it was all agreed. Then what’s the point of asking to have a conversation if she is not going to listen? Why on earth would tell her friends (in a public place) and worse her 7 year old daughter something so personal? As for the showdown again, it’s inconceivable that they would behave like that in public in the age of social media. Nonsense all around.

[Yeisha Beasley · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book was so good. I love interracial couples especially this one, I am married to a white man and the relationship has it's ups and downs but it's the best one Ive had in my 43 years.

But the story between Evan and Bella was so sweet, even the way it started out. That Sindy though was a hot mess I wish Bella would have punched her lights out. It was great how Evan got along with Daisy so well,that is s a big thumbs up.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Yeisha · Rating 5 out of 5]

The book was so good. I love interracial couples especially this one, I am married to a white man and the relationship has it's ups and downs but it's the best one I've had in my 43 years.

But the story between Evan and Bella was so sweet, even the way it started out. That Sindy though was a hot mess I wish Bella would have punched her lights out. It was great how Evan got along with Daisy so well,that is s a big thumbs up.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Shay · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book seems rushed

I'm really surprised because I've read several books from Ms Hart; so the seemingly rushed feel of the book is a surprise.

[veronica thrasher · Rating 5 out of 5]

Provided a little different twist. You must read it to find out.