Sophy decides that creating an imaginary boyfriend to keep her mother off her back can do no harm. Who will ever find out, right? Then his presence is required at a family wedding and she has to think fast. Thanks to her flatmate's little brother Ace, a plan is formed and Sophy hires Josh Carmichael from an escort agency. All goes well and her family think they are a perfect match until things get a little more complicted than just having an imaginary boyfriend. It seems nothing is ever simple and things spiral into a hilariously funny novel.

everyone. Whether you're lying on the beach or tucked up in bed with a hot chocolate drink. You will not be able to put this down.

the last chapter where all previous confusion between the characters is cleared up and of course the happy ending.

having to close the book and realise I had finished reading it.

read it again. And I did!

seriously has a talent for writing a laugh out loud novel. She hooks the reader from the beginning and keeps them entertained throughout.

it's witty, it's clever and it really is a girly book. Much better than a chick flick. And if you're tired of the whole Pretty Woman thing, this is the opposite, with a twist.

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