Fake Dating The Enemy

Amelia Bennett is the captain of her university's hockey team, a fierce athlete on the ice but terrified of her secret - her attraction to women - being exposed. When a rival starts a homophobic rumor that threatens her scholarship, her best friend Jessie comes up with a desperate solution: Harper Lane, a freelance photographer whom Amelia has heartily disliked since a previous clash.

Harper needs a feature story to land a contract. Amelia needs a couple to kill the rumors. Their pact is simple: fake a public relationship for two months, post perfect couple pictures on social media, then part on good terms.

But on the ice and in life, Amelia has never been good at playing pretend. The way Harper looks at her through the lens becomes too real. Late nights editing Instagram captions turn into intimate confessions. And when a paparazzo catches them in a fight, they have to stage a make-up kiss - a kiss that feels anything but fake to Amelia.

The problem? Harper swore she would never fall in love again after a painful betrayal. And Amelia isn't ready to sacrifice her career for a heart she never learned to listen to.

Fake Dating the Enemy is an enemies-to-lovers romance about the courage to love out loud, with hockey, staged selfies, and a grand gesture on a jumbotron that will make you cry with joy.