Engaged to the EMT by Piper Rayne
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- Stars
- ★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- Contemporary
- Series
- Part of a Series, Standalone
Recommendation
I didn’t think I could pick a favorite Bianco brother, but Luca has moved to the head of my list. I loved his story, how he works to convince the girl he’s always loved to a fake engagement, and then they show each other how to make the perfect couple. Piper writes some great banter between Lauren and Luca, especially since they’ve been enemies since high school. So, not only is this a fake engagement romance, but it’s also an enemies-to-lovers story, except Luca has been secretly in love with Lauren the whole time. I found myself smiling at some of the antics the brothers got into, I loved their family dynamic. Plus, we met extended family members which means we’re going to get more Italian-American family drama next year!
Excerpts
My hands are a frenzy of wishing I could touch every inch at the same time. Like I'll never have enough time to explore her. Like she'll cut me loose, leaving me a mess of a man who never quenched his thirst for the only woman he's ever really cared for.
I want to claim every part of this woman until it's only my name to leave her lips.
"I'm just the man who can't live without you. Who wouldn't even want to try. Without you, my heart will be just as cold as my bed at night. What do you say? Torture yourself for the rest of your life and agree to be my wife?"
Publisher synopsis
A Sexy FAKE RELATIONSHIP rom com standalone written by a duo of two USA Bestselling Authors
Luca Bianco is a jerk. There I said it.
He thinks he’s so suave and sexy, walking around in his paramedic uniform stretched out by all his hard muscles and saving lives every day. I swear he thinks every woman in the world would kill for a chance to be with him.
Men like Luca are good for one thing only—a one-night stand—not commitment. I don’t care if my friend did pay good money at a charity bachelor auction for me to go on a date with him, I refuse to do it.
That is until Luca offers me a deal I can’t refuse, and I agree to be his pretend fiancé.
The heat that’s simmered between us for a decade ignites and I’m not sure even Luca will be able to kickstart my heart after I call code blue.
What’s that saying? Love is blind?
Not true. I can see this head-on collision coming a mile away.
Review published December 8, 2018