Movers and Fakers

Aurora Driscoll has one dream in college: become a principal ballerina. She gets accepted into a top ballet intensive, but she cannot afford the steep price tag on her own. Hayes Rosewood is an ultra-wealthy student who boxes in underground rings and desperately needs an academic tutor. When Hayes proposes a high-paying deal, Aurora agrees to help him, and the arrangement soon morphs into a fake-dating scheme that neither of them expected to feel so real. This sweet college romance flips the usual dynamic by pairing a grumpy heroine with a cheerful, flirty hero. The story moves quickly with playful banter, romantic tension, and fun opposites-attract moments as they try to keep their arrangement strictly business. It is completely clean with zero spice, keeping the bedroom door firmly shut. If you enjoy low-angst college rom-coms and lighthearted fake-relationship tropes, this book makes a delightful weekend read.