I thought this book was good. It wasn't the best billionaire story ever for me but overall I did enjoy it. I would like to read more from this author to see the other stories she's crafted. Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.

The chemistry between Mia and Ethan is so endearing and I love her relationship with Lily, and but there are unexplained subplots that confuse the storyline, We should k more about her sister and Vince, and where are her Parents, and why was she getting married to Brad, and and the animosity from Brad should have taken a few hits from her inheritance story as well. But the way Mia and Ethan respond to each other is so endearing and sweet.

This was such a fun and steamy romance, perfect for all fans of the grumpy-sunshine trope and fake relationships! The arrangement is purely for business—Ethan needs a fiancé to secure a deal, and Mia needs to get out of loveless marriage —but, of course, sparks fly as they spend more time together.

Oliver does a great job of balancing the chemistry between the leads with their personal growth. The tension between them builds gradually, making their eventual emotional connection feel earned and satisfying. The fake engagement premise is a familiar one, but this author added enough wit and charm to make it feel fresh and engaging. While the plot is predictable at times, the banter between Nathan and Mia keeps things entertaining.

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Mia thought I had it all figured out: the "perfect" man, the "perfect" wedding, the "perfect" life of quiet submission. Then Ethan Sinclair—six feet two inches of pure temptation—stormed through those church doors. My childhood protector, now a ruthless billionaire CEO, had a deal that would save us both: be his fake fiancée, stabilize his empire, and win my freedom from a loveless marriage. The catch? Living under his roof.

I like the premise of this story, but honestly, it had too many plot holes, and the flow was off. I know it's a novella or short story, but it was missing many details, such as who Lily's mother is and what happened to her (details, not just tell us and move on). What happened to Mia's parents, etc.? This story just fell flat for me. I don't think I was the targeted audience for this story.

Thank you, Netgellay, and BooksGoSocial for the ebook in exchange for my honest review.