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No More Horrible Dates

A Fake Relationship Sports Rom Com

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No More Horrible Dates

By: Kate O'Keeffe
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Have you ever faked a romance with the one guy who checks every box on your “absolutely not” list?


I have. His name is Nick Zachary—New Zealand’s so-called “wild boy of rugby,” professional heartbreaker, and walking red flag.

But desperate times call for mutually beneficial deals. He needs a reputation makeover. I need exposure for my struggling fashion label. So we strike a deal: I play his doting girlfriend in public. He plays nice for the cameras. We both get what we want.

Easy enough… until it’s not.

Because somewhere between staged hand-holding and fake kisses, I start to see a version of Nick the tabloids never showed—loyal, thoughtful, unexpectedly funny. The kind of guy you might actually fall for if you weren’t busy reminding yourself this is all pretend.

Now I don’t know which version of Nick is real. And worse yet, I’m not sure I care.

Because the one thing scarier than faking feelings for the guy you swore you’d never fall for is realizing they might just be real.


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Set in New Zealand, No More Horrible Dates can be read as a standalone title or as part of the series.

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the story seems cute, but I am struggling with wanting to even finish the book because they narration lacks any intonation. you don't always know when a new character is speaking. there are also awkward transitions in the sentences Etc because of the narration.

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