Jerry Cooke
5⭐️ - Another incredibly moving and heartfelt romance where fake dating turns to irresistible attraction!
Olive is categorically not okay with being on her first ever plane journey, but that won't stop her for diving into action when a medical emergency calls for her to bring her ER nurse skills to bear. While she saves the passenger's life, the forced diversion of the plane means all the anxiety was for nought and she's sure she won't get to Disneyland in time for the charity half-marathon she's been preparing to run in honour of her brother. Thankfully, the beautiful and confident copilot of the plane, Stella, is heading that way too and comforts Olive with the offer of a lift.
While the two end up spending two days at Disney together getting to know each other better, social media interest in Olive's saving of the passenger (who turned out to be a popular character actor at the park) has grown viral. Eager for promotion at the airline and always getting passed over, Stella makes a proposal that they spin a story that they fell for each other after the emergency on the plane and have started dating. With there being benefit for Olive to bring attention to her ER department as well, she agrees, but as the two spend more and more time together, the lines between fake and real get more and more blurred.
This was Andie's first book, so I really should have read it before With Stars in Her Eyes, but the two aren't connected at all, except in sharing her wonderful and tender treatment of loss and trauma. As a nurse in real-life, she brings real accuracy to this story and carefully handles topics such as life-support, Parkinson's, and toxic relationships. A fantastic story that continues to cement her as one of my new favourite romance writers.
Originally posted at www.tiktok.com.
5⭐️ - Another incredibly moving and heartfelt romance where fake dating turns to irresistible attraction!
Olive is categorically not okay with being on her first ever plane journey, but that won't stop her for diving into action when a medical emergency calls for her to bring her ER nurse skills to bear. While she saves the passenger's life, the forced diversion of the plane means all the anxiety was for nought and she's sure she won't get to Disneyland in time for the charity half-marathon she's been preparing to run in honour of her brother. Thankfully, the beautiful and confident copilot of the plane, Stella, is heading that way too and comforts Olive with the offer of a lift.
While the two end up spending two days at Disney together getting to know each other better, social media interest in Olive's saving of the passenger (who turned out to be a popular character actor at the park) has grown viral. Eager for promotion at the airline and always getting passed over, Stella makes a proposal that they spin a story that they fell for each other after the emergency on the plane and have started dating. With there being benefit for Olive to bring attention to her ER department as well, she agrees, but as the two spend more and more time together, the lines between fake and real get more and more blurred.
This was Andie's first book, so I really should have read it before With Stars in Her Eyes, but the two aren't connected at all, except in sharing her wonderful and tender treatment of loss and trauma. As a nurse in real-life, she brings real accuracy to this story and carefully handles topics such as life-support, Parkinson's, and toxic relationships. A fantastic story that continues to cement her as one of my new favourite romance writers.
Originally posted at www.tiktok.com.