Faux Love Books in Order

She is willing to pretend for the payout, and he thinks that makes this simple. Of course, fake chemistry never stays fake for long.

A fake relationship starts as family management and quickly becomes something far more dangerous to the heart. This is a fun, trope-heavy opener to Faux Love.

A holiday fake relationship gives this installment extra sparkle and extra trouble. Playing along gets harder once both sides start wanting more.

One carefully staged arrangement gets messy when the right woman is already in the picture. Love makes the lie a lot harder to keep.

A public fake relationship sounds easy until real emotion gets involved. Weston Parker knows exactly how to squeeze tension out of that setup.

A last-minute fake date turns into something intense fast. This one is all about the moment pretending becomes the most honest thing in the room.

A fake date and a nanny arrangement turn into a double complication. This faux setup comes with family pressure and a lot of unexpected heart.

A man lying to his family about success needs help fast. The fake fix works on paper, but real feelings always wreck the plan.

Hollywood attention calls for a fake date, but publicity is never the real problem. The heart usually is.

Money might start the bargain, but it does not control where it ends. Faux Love keeps proving that pretending has a cost.

A man convinced romance is a waste of time agrees to fake it anyway. That confidence lasts right up until the feelings get real.

Need, strategy, and raw attraction all collide in this later Faux Love story. Once he decides he wants her, pretending becomes the easy part.

A fake setup is supposed to solve a short-term problem, not turn permanent. This romance leans into the moment temporary starts looking like forever.