Romance

“Relax, sweetheart. I'm just borrowing you for a few months. Try not to fall in love with me.” — Justin Hayes
    Harper Bennett has bigger problems than falling in love.
    Her documentary is falling apart. Her mother desperately needs surgery. Her graduation depends on exclusive access to the university's legendary hockey team. And then her boyfriend humiliates her in front of the entire locker room, revokes her media pass, and dumps her for the campus cheerleader.
    Just when Harper thinks her life can't get any worse, hockey captain Justin Hayes wraps an arm around her shoulders in front of everyone and announces:
    “She's my girlfriend.”
    The whole campus believes it.
    There's just one problem. It's completely fake, bound by a contract with one simple rule: no feelings.
    But fake kisses start feeling like comfort. Staged dates start feeling like something real. And somewhere between hockey games, buried family secrets, a campus scandal that won't stay quiet, and a documentary that refuses to stay behind the camera, Harper realizes the real danger was never pretending to love Justin Hayes.
    It's forgetting where the pretending ends.