More Than a Blind Date

I need a fake fiancé for the next six months. That shouldn't be too hard to find, right?

A stranger drops a rose on a table and walks out of the restaurant. Dallas picks it up just as I walk in—the signal for my blind date. He feels bad that my date bailed on me and offers to buy me dinner. Then. While explaining why I need a fake fiancé, I drop the ring I brought as a prop. The waitress sees him pick it up, and that's how Dallas and I end up fake engaged on a surprise blind date.

He agrees to my plan to keep my parents off my back until my brother's wedding. Six months. We fake an engagement. Simple. My parents own a chain of flower shops and I work for them, which means they have leverage, and they use it. A fake fiancé buys me breathing room.

People joke that Dallas is grumpy. But with me, he’s protective and unexpectedly wonderful. Somewhere in those six months the lines stop being blurry. They disappear entirely.

But after the wedding, he walks away like the deal is done. Like none of it was real.

He's wrong. Nobody's that good at faking love.

More Than a Blind Date is a sweet, closed-door romantic comedy about a fake engagement, a grumpy cowboy who's only grumpy with everyone else, and a rose that ended up in exactly the right hands. Book eight in the Cowboys of Stargazer Springs series.