by Clare Lydon
What happens when you fake it, make it, then break itWhen Erin Stewart hires a fake date for her parents_x0092_ anniversary party, she gets more than she bargained for. First, she snags Steph Mitchell, a professional actor with a side order of dropdead gorgeous. Second, she runs into a brick wall of family tension. Deep breaths; it_x0092_s only five days. Pl...
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Consider Fated Love by Radclyffe.
“Fated Love throws you into a tense ER workplace where newly reassigned Quinn Maguire and her boss Honor Blake orbit one another while a hinted-at dark secret keeps the narrative taut. Expect character-first scenes—medical adrenaline punctuates long, intimate conversations—and a slow-burn buildup that rewards patience with emotionally charged confrontations. Main value lies in the sexual/romantic tension and workplace friction; main limitation is a tendency toward repeated angst and melodramatic beats that can feel prolonged if you prefer brisk plotting.”
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