Grey, Beck Love in the Pacific Northwest.

Read by Gary Furlong

A lawyer and an architect walk into a bar... :⁣ ⁣ What do you do when your boss's pushy nephew repeatedly asks you out and won't take no for an answer? You create a fake boyfriend. One who works a lot, so he never comes to office functions or meets you for lunch. It works well until le salaud calls my bluff.⁣ ⁣ So that's how I find myself at a client event, practically begging a handsome stranger to play said boyfriend. Only after I calm down do I realize le bel homme in the bespoke suit is no stranger at all. He's my best friend's brother, and mon Dieu, he cleans up well! ⁣ ⁣ When Gunnar volunteers to keep up the ruse beyond one night, of course, I say yes. I'm no fool. But fake love can have very real consequences… ⁣ ⁣ :⁣ ⁣ Being accosted by the attractive, if slightly flustered, Jocelin Allard before I even make it out of the parking lot isn't how I expect to start my evening. But pretending to be his boyfriend for a few hours seems like a harmless way to liven up an otherwise painful social event. ⁣ ⁣ And as far as dates go, fake or otherwise, I could do a lot worse. He's smart, gorgeous, and has a sexy accent. Plus, my sister would kill me if I left her bestie hanging. ⁣ ⁣ When the evening goes shockingly well, almost effortlessly, our relationship turns real, and for a while, it's total bliss. Until I unintentionally take a wrecking ball to my life. Again.⁣ Heal Me is a low-medium angst, MM fake boyfriend, sister's best friend, contemporary romance about bad decisions, past trauma, and loving someone including their flaws. It contains no cheating, and a guaranteed happily ever after

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