To get her dream job, she'll have to date her worst nightmare . . . Grace Hastings is in a rut. Her career is stagnating, her boss is a leech, and she feels like a fraud working for Fate, a dating app whose ethos she no longer believes in. And don't even get her started on the state of her love life. So when the company's CEO offers her an opportunity for a big promotion and the chance to work on the launch of a dating app that she actually cares about, Grace can't believe her luck. That is, until she discovers that she must test drive a series of 'first dates' with her competition for the job- notorious socialite playboy and Grace's biggest work rival, Eric Bancroft. But Grace refuses to give up her dream job because of a man. And besides, how romantic can a handful of fake dates with your biggest rival really be? There's absolutely no way it's an office romance waiting to happen.
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To get her dream job, she'll have to date her worst nightmare . . . Grace Hastings is in a rut. Her career is stagnating, her boss is a leech, and she feels like a fraud working for Fate, a dating app whose ethos she no longer believes in. And don't even get her started on the state of her love life. So when the company's CEO offers her an opportunity for a big promotion and the chance to work on the launch of a dating app that she actually cares about, Grace can't believe her luck. That is, until she discovers that she must test drive a series of 'first dates' with her competition for the job- notorious socialite playboy and Grace's biggest work rival, Eric Bancroft. But Grace refuses to give up her dream job because of a man. And besides, how romantic can a handful of fake dates with your biggest rival really be? There's absolutely no way it's an office romance waiting to happen.
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Reviewed by Agostina.3.75⭐ So cute! I had a great time reading this one. Very fast-paced, without much depth. I think there was room to develop the main characters and their relationship a bit more.