
Playing Pretend
A Sapphic Fake Dating Romance
by Aurora North
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Pairing: FF
Heat: 🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️ Inferno
Tropes: Fake Dating, Forced Proximity, One Bed, Grumpy/Sunshine, Enemies to Lovers, Stepsister Taboo, Praise Kink, D/s Dynamic, Brat/Tamer, Sexual Awakening, Good Girl Corruption, Touch Starved
The lie was supposed to last a week. The fall was supposed to be fake.
Ivy Calloway has spent eleven years being the good daughter. When her mom drags her to a beach house on the Outer Banks for a “family bonding” week with her new boyfriend and his daughter, Ivy expects awkward dinners and forced small talk.
She doesn’t expect Harlow Voss.
Tattooed, sharp-tongued, and radiating don’t-touch-me energy that makes Ivy’s pulse do dangerous things. When Harlow tells the table they’re dating, it’s a lie designed to shock the parents. Except the “practice” sessions in the sweltering loft get real. Fast.
Playing Pretend is a high-heat sapphic fake dating romance. Praise kink. D/s dynamics. Silk scarf bondage. 10 explicit scenes. Guaranteed HEA.
⚠️ Content Warning
This book contains explicit FF sexual content including praise kink, D/s dynamics, silk scarf bondage, edging/orgasm denial, exhibitionism, and a woman discovering her sexuality for the first time. Themes include parental emotional enmeshment, coming out, and choosing yourself over family expectations. Both heroines find their HEA.
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