Even though Lottie and Huxley are complete opposites who constantly butt heads, they throw off some serious sparks that eventually ignite the bedroom.

The humour was reminiscent of American slapstick sitcom humour (and as a Brit this could be a cultural disconnect). And Lottie's solution to having a crushing student loan debt and no job is to walk around a rich neighborhood hoping to run into a rich guy who will solve her problems for her.

relating to a male character is not something i experience a lot but the duality he went through, wanting to be the best but getting anxious when he gets compliments was something that i can feel so deeply. what i mean by acts of service was; him giving lottie his best car so she can travel between the houses of her family easily, sending the pictures of jeff’s (lottie’s step father) garden to garden committee so they can win the best garden prize, sending flowers to lottie’s mom to congratulate her, arranging his whole work schedule so kelsey (lottie’s sister) can present her business to him. Please note that the details provided above are fictional, as I do not have access to specific information about LeTeisha Newton's books. And then the third act break up included one of my least favorite tropes and I was just not having it. On the first anniversary of the resets, Gary is no longer interested in movies, and is now an assertive and successful businessman.

She spends time developing her characters, crafting compelling plots, and ensuring that her stories are engaging and entertaining. No, but—” “And do you think it was easy on me, knowing the man that I trusted, that I was falling for, didn’t trust me to keep him safe with our secret?Don't let that cute cover fool you- this is SMOKIN' HOT, with sexual tension dripping from every page.

Because,” she says with a smile, “I need to know if I have to act like a happy fiancée, or a truly satisfied fiancée. Weird to directly agree with, but it's not the first time I've seen this description, and I've never penned it about myself. Born in New York and raised in Southern California, Meghan has grown into a sassy, peanut butter eating, blonde haired swearing, animal hoarding lady. She may be unemployed, poor, and desperate to find a place to live, but she could not care less what Huxley thinks of her, and she doesn’t take his crap—despite his wealth.Huxley is a bit cold, he only focuses on business and he tells a big white lie and he needs a fake fiancée to save his reputation and his business. I shift in my seat, moving closer to Lottie as my arm slips up to her shoulder rather than resting on her chair.

I loved the joy and humor of the story, the interactions with our hero’s siblings, the liveliness of the connection, the tug-of-war, and the crackling chemistry. He manages to catch up to Sheila and tells her the machine sent him forward, that she did not commit suicide, and that they met again "tomorrow". The hero was just a normal, nice guy underneath his extreme drive and ambition in the business world. aside for her funny personality, she was confident, realistic, honest and strong, which are all the traits i adore in a person. But next thing I knew, I'd agreed to pretend to be his girlfriend and that we were head over heels in love, so his deal could get back on track.When it came to Huxley's stern business persona keeping him closed off, she knew exactly how to push his buttons.