Cover of The Makeup by Hailey Gardiner

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Romance

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Friends to Lovers

Location

Tennessee

Time Period

Modern Day

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Fall

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The Make Up by Hailey Gardiner is a warm and charming contemporary romance set in a small town during the fall. The story follows Chloe, a talented makeup artist, and her best friend Hunter, a charismatic director. When Hunter invites Chloe to star as his love interest in a music video, she faces a difficult choice between stepping out of her comfort zone and protecting her heart. As they navigate the challenges of pretending to be a couple on camera, their real feelings begin to surface, creating a tender and heartfelt friends-to-lovers story. This clean novel explores themes of friendship, trust, and the courage to take emotional risks. Told with humor and sincerity, it captures the beauty of small-town life and the complexities of unspoken love. The Make Up offers readers an engaging, wholesome romance filled with warmth and hope, perfect for those who enjoy stories about genuine connection without explicit content.

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Published
September 21, 2022
Pages
302
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