Introduction

WANTED: A SITUATION-SHIP

I’m a single female who’s tired of relationships ruining my life. However, there are times when a date would be helpful. If you’re a single man, preferably mid-twenties to late-thirties, and are in a similar situation, we might be a match.

Candidate must be handsome, charming, and willing to pretend to have feelings for me (on a sliding scale, as the event requires). Ability to discuss a wide variety of topics is a plus. Must have your own transportation and a (legal) job.

This will be a symbiotic agreement. In exchange for your time, I will give you mine. Need someone to flirt with you at a football party? Go, team! Want a woman to make you look good in front of your boss? Let me find my heels. Would you love for someone to be obsessed with you in front of your ex? I’m applying my red lipstick now.

If interested, please email me. Time is of the essence.

From USA Today and Amazon Charts Bestselling author comes a “fun and flirty!” fake dating situation between two coworkers that quickly straddles the line between friends and lovers.

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Excerpt

I’m going to kill him.
“Meeting like what? Like we work together?” I ask, dropping my hand and exhaling. “You scared the shit out of me.”
He chuckles.
“You’re an asshole.” I shake my head as my heartbeat returns to normal. “What are you doing here, anyway?”
I walk around the far side of my desk and collapse in my chair. Moss takes a seat across from me.
He stretches his long, lean body until the toe of his work boot hits my desk and his fingertips touch the wall behind him. The hem of his dirty black T-shirt rides up his six-foot-something frame. A hint of his chiseled abdomen is visible above the waistband of his jeans, and it takes everything that I have not to stare. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

At the beginning of the story, Brooke is looking for a fake boyfriend to accompany her to her grandmother’s birthday party. How did you feel about her unwillingness to attend this function alone?

Do you think she would have posted the ad on purpose?

Banks and Maddox conspired to set Moss up with Brooke. The brothers also have a history of invading each other’s lives. Do you think their lack of boundaries is heartwarming or frustrating? Does it infer a close-knit family or the need for hard conversations about personal space?

The party was a big moment—not just for Brooke, but also for Moss. How do you feel about the way he handled himself? How do you think she reacted to the events of the evening?

While a lot of the book centers around the romance between Brooke and Moss, a lot of time is also spent with the secondary characters. Which character did you relate to the most? Which would you like to know and spend time with in real life?

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