Pretend You're Mine by Lucy Score
Pretend You're Mine by Lucy
Score, book one in the Benevolence series, is a heartbreaking, wonderful, sweet yet humorous story with the perfect mix of emotion and heart added;
a story you will want to read over and over again.
Harper, formerly a foster child passed through the foster
system until she aged out, physically abused, alone in this world and always
ready for a challenge. Harper was a go getter, a rescuer, a helper, a friend, a
listener, and all she wanted in return was for someone to be the same for her,
to protect her, save her, love her. Hometown hero Luke Garrison is drawn to her
strength, but not sure how to handle her. Luke is constantly the target of his
family's matchmaking. Knowing Harper is down and out, needs money, a job and a
place to stay, he asks her to be his fake girlfriend and stay at his house;
after all, he’s deploying in a month. With a consensual agreement to share the
only bed, Harper and Luke realize there might be more than just sharing a bed
between them. Harper and Luke both have secrets from their tragic pasts, so it
is no surprise that these two kindred spirits share a deep, passionate,
connection that Luke is finding hard to fight. It’s no wonder that Luke, his
family, the town, can’t help but fall for this amazing, generous woman with a
heart of gold who has lived a life of ashes. I highly
recommend The Way You Are to other
readers and although this is my first book by Ms. Score, it won’t be my last as
I’m anxious to read the next story in this series.
I
voluntarily reviewed a complimentary copy of this book.
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