Emma Evans had the perfect wedding planned—until her fiancé dumped her a week before the big day. Now she’s heartbroken, homeless, and stuck with a non-refundable, high-end wedding package she can’t return… or use.
So she does the unthinkable: gives the whole thing away in a viral giveaway.
What she doesn’t expect...The winning groom is best friends with her frustratingly attractive landlord, Matthew Anderson. The same man who catches her illegally crashing in her office with a bottle of wine and a Taylor Swift playlist.
Matt has every reason to evict her. Instead, he makes her a deal: fake date him to help sell the love story, and he’ll look the other way. It’s outrageous. It’s risky. But if pretending to be in love for one week keeps her business afloat, Emma’s in.
Only, somewhere between staged kisses, scorching chemistry, and one very real wedding, the line between make-believe and something more starts to blur.
And Emma’s about to find out that the best love stories never go according to plan.
- Fake Dating
- He Falls First.
- Forced Proximity
- Wedding Hijinks
- Slow Burn Romance
- Public Declaration of Love
- And of Course a HEA
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A Little About Me
I didn’t set out to become an author. I started writing because the stories wouldn’t leave me alone.
Between work, family life, and late nights when the house finally goes quiet, I found myself thinking about characters, conversations, and love stories that felt too real to ignore. Writing became a way to slow down, to explore emotion, and to create the kinds of romances I always wanted to read. Stories full of tension, heart, and connection.
I never imagined that those stories would find their way into so many readers’ hands. Connecting with readers who see themselves in my characters or tell me a book helped them escape for a while is something I’ll never take for granted. Some days are hard, some days are exhausting, but messages from readers remind me why I keep showing up to the page.
I’m endlessly grateful for this community, for the readers who trust me with their time and emotions, and for the chance to keep telling stories that matter.