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A bubbly audio narrator finally meets his crochet-influencer crush. If only he’d used his real voice...
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Talk about a tangled web. Look, it wasn’t my fault – I wasn’t expecting to run into Mitchell.
Okay, I was totally hoping to run into Mitchell, I just wasn’t prepared for it.
He was sooo gorgeous, and he was right there in front of me. And while I’m great behind a mic, in real life, well, my brain got all spun up and I spoke in my character’s voice. My character’s high-pitched, squeaky voice. And when Mitchell asked for my name, I kind of told him the character’s name instead....
[face palm of the century]
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Voices Harry is a low-angst comedy of errors featuring a secret identity, a fanboying cat, meddling friends, inappropriate crochet projects, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.
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My mom is marrying my ex's dad. Yes, you heard me right. So when my longtime crush offers to be my fake boyfriend at the wedding, how can I say no?
When my mother springs on me that she’s been dating the father of my ex-boyfriend for over a year, I’m hurt and stunned. I can hardly begin to process it all before she announces they’re getting married. Next month.
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And if that isn’t enough for me to deal with, she wants me and my ex to sing a duet at the wedding.
But those shocks are nothing compared to what I feel when Spence offers to pretend to be my boyfriend at the wedding. I’ve been in love with him for over five years, and I know he just sees me as his friend’s little brother.
I’m not foolish enough to turn him down, though. And I might be reading into things, but he seems awfully invested in making our fake relationship look real.
This is my one shot at showing him that we belong together. I might not be able to reach the high note in my mom’s favorite song, but I won’t fail to reach for happiness with Spence.
Fake On Me is a fake dating, friends-to-lovers short story set in the Bent Oak, Texas universe. While characters from that series appear in the story, you do not have to have read any of those books before reading Fake On Me.
What if the porcupine in
Holding On to a Hero
wasn't just a porcupine?
It’s ten years after THAT NIGHT and I’ll do anything to avoid Kurt...
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Throughout college I crushed on Kurt, the out-of-my-league friend of a friend. On graduation night I finally found the guts to make a move. Naturally, I blew it in the most embarrassing way possible.
Ten years later, our mutual friends are getting married. When Kurt arrives at the reception, all I want to do is flee up to my hotel room.
If only I’d taken the stairs….
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