Test Drive; Road Tripping #3
(A standalone within a series)
by: Samantha Chase
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A road trip, a hilarious grandmother, and a fake boyfriend Test Drive is a good summer read!
Willow doesn’t exactly have her life in order, at least according to her parents wishes, but she pays her bills and isn’t living on the street. She may have made up a fake boyfriend to ease everyone’s minds, but aside from that, her life is basically fine.
When her grandmother’s birthday comes up and she insists that Willow bring her boyfriend down for the celebration Willow panics and asks the man whom she created the fictional reference from – Levi the bartender – that she sees every weekend, the man of her fantasies. Thankfully he’s single and agrees to go with her, keeping up her fake life unknowing that he actually likes her in return.
Levi has been waiting for the opportunity to ask Willow out, but things get turned upside down when she misconstrues his acceptance and then continues to take his boyfriend lead for just false notions. He eventually feels so deep in the hole he doesn’t know how to get himself out of it. He needs a do over on the entire fake relationship so they have a shot at a real one.
With lots of wonderful family moments, mostly consisting of Gammy and Romeo moments that will make you laugh, this is the perfect summer read.
Synopsis:
Willow Andrew’s life is a hot mess.
Coming from a family of successful professionals, the fact that at twenty-seven she still doesn’t know what she wants to be when she grows up doesn’t sit well. Desperate not to disappoint her grandmother, she invents a fake boyfriend so Gammy won’t worry so much. It seemed a victimless lie… until Gammy announced that Willow AND her boyfriend needed to be present at her 75th birthday party. Or else. Out of time and options, Willow turns to the sexy bartender she’s been secretly crushing on for help.
Levi Sullivan has his life in order and thrives off helping others.
In fact, he would do anything to help out a friend. But he’s angling for far more than friendship with Willow. Entranced by the clumsy beauty since the first time he watched her trip over nothing, he happily agrees to a chance to spend more time with her. Fake romance or not, he’s determined to use their long-distance road trip to turn a game of pretend into something more.
Warning — the roads ahead will twist and turn with laugh-out loud moments and sizzling chemistry. But traffic should be aware, the journey ahead is far more important than the destination.
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