The fake relationship trope is one of my favourites and pairing it with a billionaire who is going to manufacture you a Pretty Woman moment and wants to lay the world at your feet and I'm a puddle on the floor.

I think a round of editing would’ve done WONDERS for this, as there were lots of grammatical issues, things that were entirely implausible, and relationship development that evolved in a weird way. feels like this is gonna be very surface level and i don’t see myself connecting with either of the characters.

Feel free to check out the stories after reading this, I know the authors would really appreciate it. Where do I send my resume because I already own a pencil skirt, so I'll be Beck's fake fiance for free.

Important: Your debit or credit card will NOT be charged when you start your free trial or if you cancel during the trial period. Many times I needed to read again the whole paragraph just to understand what the sentence meant or go back few pages so I'd know what is happening where and even then, I still couldn't understand some scenes. First, I had some questions – why would a graphic designer take a job as a coffee fetcher for so little incentive? This dude is a douche and thinks he's being all hot and tormented, but he just sounds like a horny frat boy. I have been living for the billionaire romances lately and Black Ties and White Lies may have just poughed its way to the top.Books where the guy falls first/harder are always fun to read, and Beck definitely falls faster and harder than Margo.

On the contrary, he’s offering her the role of real assistant and fake fiancée in an attempt to clean up his playboy image… and he was willing to purchase a company to make that happen. By completing your purchase, you agree to Audible's Conditions of Use and authorise Audible to charge your designated card or any other card on file. In her spare time, you can find her surviving off iced coffee and sneaking in a few pages of her current read. Beck was a lovesick fool but in the best possible way and Margo was the one force capable of bringing the self-made mogul to his knees. Perhaps many will say that’s pretty intense and kinda toxic behavior and a little unhinged – But that’s Beck.These distractions consistently disrupted the flow and prevented me from fully engaging with the story. The pacing was so much off, she literally saw the guy for the second time, moved into his apartment, got him coffee as his new "assistant" fucked him, drama, the end, in the span of a month. That slowly transitioned into, “well, this is getting ridiculous,” until I emotionally detached and was simply curious how it all played out. I'm not the biggest fan of fake dating storylines, but I appreciate one when it's believable and well done.