The Spanish Love Deception

Catalina Martín has a problem—her fake American boyfriend is expected to show up at her sister's wedding in Spain, and the only man willing to play the part is the one person who makes her blood boil on a daily basis.

Working alongside Aaron Blackford in a New York office is already its own special kind of torture. He's tall, insufferably handsome, and possesses an uncanny ability to get under Catalina's skin with nothing more than a raised eyebrow and a perfectly timed silence. So when he volunteers to fly across the Atlantic and pretend to be madly in love with her, the rational answer is absolutely not.

Except her ex will be at the wedding. With his new fiancée. And Catalina's loud, loveable, relentlessly curious family is already counting down the days to meet this mysterious boyfriend she's been vaguely referencing for months.

What follows is three days of stolen glances, carefully constructed lies, and a startling realization—Aaron Blackford might be even more dangerous when he's being kind than when he's being condescending. As the Spanish sun sets over a celebration of love, the lines between performance and reality begin to blur in the most inconvenient way possible.

For fans of slow-burn workplace romance and fake-dating tension done right, this is the story of two people who spent so long being enemies they never noticed they were falling. The question is whether they'll admit it before the wedding ends.