She speaks her mind, doesn’t let anyone talk down to her, and doesn’t let anyone make her feel bad for anything she’s done or has in her life. My 5’3″ on a good day self is so jealous of tall women) she loves bright colors, and high heels, and food, and she certainly stands out in a crowd. Rose was fantastic from the minute we met her. And when that fake engagement has the sole purpose of sticking it to a snobby, overbearing, brutish, over-the-top father, even better. I love fake engagements or a good fake relationship (as long as both parties are in on it, which, sadly isn’t always the case). This wasn’t my favorite book in this series, (that will certainly always be Sleeping With Her Enemy) but I still really enjoyed this book.

And if he lets it slip that they’re engaged, all the better.īut all’s fair in love and blackmail, and Rose is ready to play a few cards of her own… Marcus has enough dirt on Rose to “convince” her to play along. A bleeding-heart lefty from the wrong side of the tracks, Rose has never met a stray dog she didn’t love or a polka-dotted mini-dress she couldn’t rock. Which is why the sexy Rose Verma is the perfect date for his family’s charity ball. The black sheep of the old-money Rosemanns, advertising executive Marcus has made his own way in the world-and done extremely well for himself-but his family is still pressuring him to join their investment firm and settle down with a quiet, unobjectionable girl. Published by Entangled Publishing on October 5th 2015 This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. I received this book for free from Entangled Publishing, Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

The Engagement Game by Jenny Holiday