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The Billionaire Boss Fake Dating Contract

A Sweet Small Town Romantic Comedy

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The Billionaire Boss Fake Dating Contract

By: Andrea Ocean
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Fake dating my grumpy billionaire boss to save a small-town could cost me my career… and my heart.

After a viral meltdown burned my love life and my PR career, I’m here to disappear.
But drowning grumpy billionaire Harrison Cross in coffee ruins my fresh start plan.

To him, I’m a walking disaster. To me, he’s an off-limits stop sign with gorgeous eyes.

Now the local paper is digging into his past, investors are sweating, and the town jobs are on the line. My solution - a fake relationship, because nothing says “stable businessman” like staged dinner dates and public hand-holding.

So I become his temporary PR director. And his temporary girlfriend.

Except Mr. Grumpy Billionaire keeps rescuing me, looking at me like I’m not a disaster, and making my heart forget the word pretend.

And if this blows up, I lose my job, the town loses the resort, and I might lose him.

The Billionaire Boss Fake Dating Contract is a sweet standalone romcom full of swoon but no spice.

Clean & Wholesome Boss Fake Relationship Comedy
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Both main characters in this story had problems they had run from in the past and now they are working together to restore a resort and fake dating to enhance the story. The plot was enjoyable with both having to decide what was really important to them. The author did a great job with the fountain scene because I could perfectly imagine it. The story was a good length for listening to over a couple afternoons. I found the pronunciation and cadence in the narration to be off-putting at times. The male voice was better than the female voice, but still not as good as a live reader.

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