"I want you to be my fake girlfriend,"
I'm sorry, his what?
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Sapphire Kingston is just your ordinary girl. She has loving friends, exceptional grades, a love for art, a terrible family, a horrid ex-boyfriend and has a interesting past that caused her to give up on love.
Liam Harding is the most popular guy in school. He got everything: good grades, he's quarterback of the football team, a loving family, major popularity, he's a sure fire shot at prom king and he got the perfect girlfriend, or so he thought. Liam is left absolutely heartbroken as Tara Hooker, his long term girlfriend, cheats on him. He wants revenge and Sapphire is the perfect person to help him get it. Could their fake relationship turn into real feelings?
*this book is published on Amazon under It All Started with a Deal by Rachelle Díaz Valle
This book is a sample of the completed work available for sale.
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This is a story about a girl. A girl who lied all too well. One who was bored, pretty, and sad. A girl who mastered the art of pretending. Pretending since she was a little girl.
The problem with playing pretend is that it gets boring. As a kid, you love it. But as you grow older, you grow tired of it. Not only that, you start to doubt what's pretend and what's not.
What's worse than a girl who lies all the time to others? A girl who lies to herself even more. Blair Knight, the queen of pretending to be something she's not. She's tired of pretending to be the perfect girl, she's tired of pretending she's fine with her boring life. She wants to escape it.
And he helps her escape it. The boy. The school's most loved. The one who can see past the mask Blair keeps up. The one who is deeply in love with a girl. A girl who's love was toxic but strong, always pulling him back in. This girl isn't Blair.
Blair wakes up with a feeling. A feeling that sparks ideas in her head. She wants a life of excitement, a life of regrets. And thanks to Grayson, she gets one.
But someone should of reminded Blair of the warning. Be careful what you wish for. Because Blair gets more regrets than she's bargain for. She started off hating Grayson. But you know what they say, there's a fine line between love and hate. And Blair? She likes to dances on it.
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