Cover of Fake Dating for the Summer by Francesca Spencer

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Genres

Romance

Tropes

Small TownFake DatingEnemies to Lovers

Location

California

Time Period

Modern Day

Series Status

Standalone

Tags

BeachFootballNovella

Description

The trade? One fake date in exchange for help at the vet surgery. The catch? No feelings allowed. Adam: Summer should be straightforward. Eat. Sleep. Surf. Repeat. Since retiring from pro football a few years back, this has been my life. That all changes when I come to Rocky Point, and a ferocious hound eats my favorite hat. Apparently, the animal’s antisocial behavior is all my fault, according to Gail, the feisty yet alluring vet. When I need a date, I panic and ask Gail. She begrudgingly agrees, but there are strings attached. Gail: I’m fake-dating an idiot. But it’s only for one night in return for doggy-walking duties and help at the surgery. I congratulate myself on getting the most from this deal. As the days go by, I learn that Adam isn’t the dummy I thought he was. I like having him around. I like that he plays frisbee with Lola, even though she ate his hat. But I need to squash these silly butterfly emotions - our transaction has an expiry date. Adam’s only here for the summer, which breaks my stupid heart.
Published
July 22, 2026
Pages
120
ISBN
Not available

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