Most Valuable Playboy

Most Valuable Playboy

3.3 (2 valutazioni)
2017 · Inglese · Brossura · 4 edizioni
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In this engaging romance, a talented young quarterback finds himself in a bit of a bind. With his rising star status in the spotlight, he desperately requires a faux girlfriend to deflect unwanted attention and speculation. As he navigates the complexities of his newfound fame, his thoughts turn to a surprising solution – his best friend's sister.

She’s always been there, a steadfast friend through thick and thin, but now she’s caught his eye in a completely different light. The chemistry between them sizzles as they step into this quirky arrangement. What begins as a harmless charade quickly evolves into something much deeper, forcing them both to confront their feelings and the potential disruption of their close-knit friendships.

As they play their roles, the lines blur between what’s real and what’s pretend. Emotions surge, and trust is tested, leaving both characters to wonder if the love they are discovering is truly genuine or just a result of their orchestrated ruse. This tale of friendship, love, and the struggle to navigate fame captivates, leaving readers rooting for their blossoming relationship.

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Formato Brossura
Pagine 300 pagine
Lingua Inglese
Pubblicato Sep 1, 2017
Edizioni 4 edizioni

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-So I want to read the prequels for this but I have to read them from the back of the book really weird but that's what I'm gonna do and see if it works if I mess up the order of the story...oh well
-I've realised that the majority of the book is from his POV so when they want to bring in her POV they do like text messages and stuff which I find interesting because this is the first time I've read a book from The Man's point of view...written by a woman
-He has liked her since High School my I had and she has liked him since second grade where he thinks it's a lie 🤣🤣

February 18th 2026
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