About the Author
Alexis Hall
ISBN 9781728247847
Rs. 960
Sourcebooks Casablanca
Boyfriend Material
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy contemporary romance with humor and heart
Luc O'Donnell, the reluctant son of rock star parents, finds his life under public scrutiny after a compromising photo jeopardizes his image. To salvage his reputation, Luc must fake a respectable relationship. His solution? Oliver Blackwood, a meticulously normal barrister who is everything Luc isn't. Despite their glaring differences, they agree to a temporary, publicity-friendly arrangement, hoping to go their separate ways once the media storm passes.Why You Should Read? Experience a heartwarming and hilarious fake-dating romance between polar opposites. Enjoy a charming contemporary gay love story set in a vibrant British context. Delight in witty banter, relatable characters, and a slow-burn journey from pretense to genuine affection. Explore themes of identity, public perception, and finding love in unexpected places.
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- Fake-dating romance between polar opposites
- Contemporary gay love story set in Britain
- Witty banter and slow-burn romance
- Explores identity and public perception
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All by Alexis Hall →Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It's a contemporary romance about Luc O'Donnell, son of rock stars, who fakes a relationship with Oliver Blackwood, a barrister, to improve his public image after a scandal.
Is it a LGBTQ+ romance?
Yes, it's a gay romance between the two male leads, Luc and Oliver.
What is the tone of the book?
It's described as heartwarming and hilarious, with witty banter and a slow-burn romance.
Where is it set?
The story is set in a vibrant British context.
What themes does it explore?
It explores themes of identity, public perception, and finding love in unexpected places.

