Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). There is a case of mistaken identity involved (that I am super happy was cleared up right away) and one night of sexy times that turns into fake dating. And this was the first book that I've been able to read in a week that hasn't completely annoyed me. When Milly and her friends are sorting Zoe’s stuff, they found a letter written by Zoe inviting them for a “Ghost-Lorette Party” – “It’s kind of like a bachelorette party but with more dares and a lot more stares”.

He'll go along with this faux-mance until her parents leave town and, in exchange, she'll help him plan the perfect competition. He’s ready to climb out the window if necessary, when Milly introduces him as his twin brother, Lucas. There’s a grief element as Milly processes her sisters death, there’s family drama as Jax figures out his place in his found family and there is plenty of sexy chemistry between the two. He’ll go along with this faux-mance until her parents leave town and, in exchange, she’ll help him plan the perfect competition. He’ll go along with this faux-mance until her parents leave town and in exchange she’ll help him plan the perfect competition.

Jax was cool and sweet and whatever, but…he would say things that were supposed to be cute or sexy and they really only were about half of the time.

She’s supposed to be living life in her sister’s memory but all she does is whine about her sister being gone. Self-appointed hall-monitor of life, Milly Smartt is ready to take some chances and live life balls-to-the-wall.

I think it could be fun to follow Jax’s siblings and Milly’s friends as they fall in love, but we’ll see. But when her late sister leaves Milly and her friends with instructions to have a Ghost-lerette party they are ready to live it up. The rules are: no sex, limited kissing (on the lips only), and public appearances to maintain the illusion are the rules. I know Liam didn’t expect me to go along with it, but pretending to be his boyfriend shouldn’t be too hard.

Marina Adair is a New York Times author whose fun, flirty contemporary romances have sold over a million copies. In this book, we get to meet Milly Smartt, a young woman trying to find her place in the world after the loss of her adventurous sister, Zoe. She holds a MFA from San Jose University and currently lives in Northern California with her husband, daughter, and two neurotic cats. The technical storage or access is strictly necessary for the legitimate purpose of enabling the use of a specific service explicitly requested by the subscriber or user, or for the sole purpose of carrying out the transmission of a communication over an electronic communications network.I will say the other books I’ve read by Adair have been traditionally published and, therefore, had a traditional editor.