Faux Beau (Sierra Vista)

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After an intentional potions 'accident', Snape is left in a state of perpetual arousal, and worse, he's forced to explore the entrance to the Devil's Snare. Unfortunately...it's mating season for the sentient-like-plant and Trevor escapes the Gryffindor common room, sending Neville Longbottom after curfew hours to search for him throughout Hogwarts dark, corridors.

Revenge was a dish best served cold, but sometimes, it could be useful to crank up the heat. Severus Snape and Hermione Granger seemed to love each other deeply, and that’s where he’d cut: Right into that trusting love. He was nothing if not destructive. Dana is a grief counselor. Drew is a hunky billionaire who was Dana's client, but as they grew closer, he stopped seeing her due to their developing friendship. When Dana's sister is getting married in the Maldives, she asks Drew to be her plus 1, and he agrees. Drew has had feelings for Dana for a while but was put in the friend zone and has not pushed the issue as he wants anything Dana can give. When Drew runs into his crazy stalker ex, he states he's in a relationship with Dana to try and ward her off. As Dana and Drew stay together for the wedding and share a bed, things get heated, and Dana realizes she has feelings too... and a surprise from their activities. Will they finally admit their love? Can Dana let down her walls? Their chemistry was great. I have been rooting for Drew since book 1 as everyone, but Dana knows he loves her. We finally get our HEA, too. I love this whole family!!. Drew was previously a patient of Dana and they became very good friends when he stopped seeing her in her grief therapy practice.

Change the plan you will roll onto at any time during your trial by visiting the “Settings & Account” section. What happens at the end of my trial? One of the best friend duties is for Drew to be the plus one for Dana at her sister's elaborate destination wedding event in the Maldives. Dana insists they fly separately, which leaves Drew at the mercy of his pushy former girlfriend Willow, who wants to rekindle thier relationship. The only thing Drew can think of to dissuade her is to tell her that he and Dana are a couple. Faux Beau is a modern masterpiece, a powerful novel that can be read on its own. This novel is written by Marina Adair. She is a true storyteller, and Faux Beau is her best book. It is an epic tale of family, secrets, loss, marriage, betrayal, friendships, laughter, and regrets. Faux Beau is a heartfelt novel written with compassion and hope, reconciling the past to pave a road to happiness and second chances. The characters in this novel bring life and heart to this story, each with a distinct voice and personality. They made readers love them, they made readers sad, they made readers angry, they made readers laugh, they made readers cry, and they made readers believe in the promise of love and home. First of all, the third person pov felt extremely forced and unnatural and the narrator was SO excessively bubbly throughout the whole book. I had to skim through so many lines, even paragraphs, to get to the dialogues. Why was this much description needed? And by description I am not talking in the sense of delineating objects, places, character's appearance etc. I am talking about excruciating boring three person monologues, giving completely trivial details that added nothing to the story. Or even when they were "supposed" to do that, I couldn't give less of a crap.

Faux Beau is a hilarious, pee-your-pants romcom featuring a swoon-worthy self-proclaimed boy-toy, a mistaken identity, and a fantasy of a one-night-stand, which leads to a fake relationship that will make you fall in love. It's book 1 in a series, but can be read as a standalone, and is guaranteed to make you laugh, cry and bring all the feels in-between. Self-appointed hall-monitor of life, Milly Smartt is ready to take some chances and live life balls-to-the-wall. After all, it was her sister's dying wish for Milly to chase happy, which is the only reason she accepts a dare to kiss a random stranger in a bar. Only the stranger isn't a stranger at all—in fact, she's pretty sure it's her childhood crush, Lucas Macintyre. And when one kiss turns into a passion filled night, Milly couldn't be happier—until she discovers she slept with Jaxon Macintyre—Luca's playboy of a twin brother. Faux Beau is a mistaken identity, one-night-stand, friends-to-lovers, fake relationship romcom with no cheating, no triggers and a satisfying happily ever after. Professional snowboarder and self-proclaimed bachelor, Jax Macintyre has a gold medal in one-night-stands. No fake promises, no morning after, and definitely no meeting the family. Only when Milly's parents stage a surprise visit, he's caught with his pants down—literally. He's ready to climb out the window if necessary, when Milly introduces him as his twin brother, Lucas. Even worse, she panics and, rather than come clean about their no-strings fling, she tells her parents that he's her boyfriend. Jax isn't looking for a plus-one in life, especially a too peppy, too sunshiny, hopeless romantic who wears Mr. Darcy lingerie. But when he finds himself in a logistical nightmare heading up a snowboarding competition for his family's lodge, he approaches her with a proposition. He'll go along with this faux-mance until her parents leave town and, in exchange, she'll help him plan the perfect competition. Self-appointed hall-monitor of life, Milly Smartt is ready to take some chances and live life balls-to-the-wall. After all, it was her sister’s dying wish for Milly to chase happy, which is the only reason she accepts a dare to kiss a random stranger in a bar. Only the stranger isn’t a stranger at all—in fact, she’s pretty sure it’s her childhood crush, Lucas Macintyre. And when one kiss turns into a passion filled night, Milly couldn’t be happier—until she discovers she slept with Jaxon Macintyre—Luca’s playboy of a twin brother.Overall, this was a super fun read with a lot of great sex scenes, enough angst to win me over, and a pretty spectacular Grand Gesture at the end. And while I did think a couple of the side plots were a bit uneven and there were a handful of spelling and grammar errors, it wasn’t enough to keep me from enjoying the story. In fact, the second in the series is slated to come out this December and will center on turbulent Kat, one of Milly’s BFFs, and her straight-laced neighbor, Nolan, who also happens to be Jax’s brother. I cannot WAIT. Milly Smartt is a young woman who is home for the holidays. It's been a tough year, especially because of the loss of her sister. She has been getting better at dealing with grief and it will be good for her to see her friends and finally take life by the balls (her sister's life motto).

When it comes to gleefully goofy Christmas movies, Netflix is starting to give the Hallmark Channel a run for its candy canes. Over the last decade, the streaming giant has made a concerted effort to churn out a yearly batch of seasonal fluff – corny yet irresistible peppermint-scented romcoms, usually involving a C-list celebrity finding love around the holidays and possibly learning a thing or two about the true meaning of yuletide cheer, to go along with a roster of classic Christmas fare. And bless them for it. Please sign up below to join my VIP readers team, there you’ll get the inside scoop and EXCLUSIVE epilogues and scenes from my recent books. Plus, you will receive info on: Such an heartwarming, entertaining and so enjoyable book, I read it in one sitting, loved it just as much as the previous Solace Sister books and cannot wait for the next one. I highly recommend you give this book and indeed the whole series a read you will not be disappointed,This book is told in a dual POV. These characters were just so much fun to get to know! It was so sweet, sad and heart-warming! I felt Milly’s pain of losing her sister, I felt her embarrassment when she figured out that it really wasn’t Lucas and I felt sparks flying between them! This book is full of emotion!

She felt his arms fall to the sides and she turned around. Her hand leapt to her chest, covering her heart because she was sure it was about to beat out of her chest. Jax was down on one knee with a red box in hand. When it comes to you, I don’t have to think. I just feel and everything feels right. Warm and safe and like I’m living a dream.” When they all get to the island as fate would have it there was a mix up with the rooms and it turns out that he and Dana would be sharing said room. But the problem was that they were only one bed in the room. He has to ask Dana if she can be his fake girlfriend since he told his ex that he was in a relationship. He was not happy with the room situation but got over it eventually. The magic of the island, peace and beautiful as put a spell on Dana which allowed her to release her inhibitions and took a chance on her attraction to Drew. They succumb to their attraction and slept together. However, she got pregnant and didn't know how to tell Drew about the baby. What will Drew do when he tells him that they're having a baby? Will he want to be in the child's life or will his issues prevent him from getting the family who will be there?Professional snowboarder and self-proclaimed bachelor, Jax Macintyre has a gold medal in one-night-stands. No fake promises, no morning after, and definitely no meeting the family. Only when Milly’s parents stage a surprise visit, he’s caught with his pants down—literally. He’s ready to climb out the window if necessary, when Milly introduces him as his twin brother, Lucas. Even worse, she panics and, rather than come clean about their no-strings fling, she tells her parents that he’s her boyfriend. Jax isn’t looking for a plus-one in life, especially a too peppy, too sunshiny, hopeless romantic who wears Mr. Darcy lingerie. But when he finds himself in a logistical nightmare heading up a snowboarding competition for his family’s lodge, he approaches her with a proposition. He’ll go along with this faux-mance until her parents leave town and, in exchange, she’ll help him plan the perfect competition. Now, I will say that the story had a great potential. But it just wasn't exploited properly. I mean, I was drawn by the concept and the characters had chemistry so I think that the overall mistake was the way that it was written. Thus, please don't waste your time by reading this. I think I have finally made my New Year's resolution; I want a faux beau like Jax Macintyre. I think you will too once you read this spicy rom-com by Marina Adair.