Excruciating and poorly edited. ( )

Daisy reminded me so much of this other FMC from the book called finding me. I love second chance trope and especially fake dating. this book was on my list of books to buy for a while but I literally screamed when my mom bought it for me. The connection Liam and Daisy have for one another is literally the cutest thing ever and the past they have with one another is even better, the fact that Liam doesn't bother to flirt with her was just so amazing!! ( )

Cut fun romance beach read captures the craziness of families too - good character development ( )

If you were stood up for a date, especially your Senior Prom, would you ever talk to that person again?

It’s been 10 years since Daisy was stood up by Liam to her Senior prom! She has not seen him since, until one day at a work conference he bumps into her. She She basically told him to go to hell...I mean he did stand her up for one of the biggest moments in your life!

Liam, a player, had his reasons for standing Daisy up but he couldn’t let her know the truth. His grandfather passed away and in his will he left Liam the families whiskey distillery...but only if he married before his next birthday, in 2 months!!

Daisy, whom approaching 30 and is an Indian, her family was desperate to find her a husband. Daisy being career driven didn’t want any type of commitment.

Liam pops back up to Daisy’s work and proposes to her and began working his pitch that it would be a fake marriage and could benefit them both. Daisy agreed and went to work on their dating plan.

Will this marriage of convenience take place and will they be able to follow the rigid dating plan?

Cute fake marriage trope. I enjoyed reading more about the Indian culture and all the food!! I love Indian food, but don’t get a chance to eat it nearly enough. ( )

Predictable, quick read. Sex in a public bathroom to bookend the story seems gratuitous. ( )