Alls fair in love and rowing, including fake dating your handsome friend, but when searing attraction burns through the ruse, Miri and Andrew find themselves in deep water. Hopefully they know how to swim …
Miri spends EVERY spare moment training, talking about rowing, or planning logistics to get to a race. She only hangs out with people who row because, when would she even have time for anything else? Which limits her dating options.
So when Theo, a delectable member of the men’s first crew she’s been sort-of dating seems more interested in casting his net wide, her friend and fellow rower, Andrew, proposes a solution: they should fake date for the summer season—its sure to drive Theo wild. She agrees because she doesn’t have any better ideas, and Andrews tall, smart, and has an impressive six pack of his own; its not like itll be a chore.
But as regattas roll by and the plan begins to work, Miri realizes there are two things that make her stomach flip. One is lining up for a race, and the other isnt Theo. Which means her problems just got a whole lot worse because for Andrew, the arrangement is fake right?
