Meant for You
Meant for You by Michelle Major is a contemporary romance published by Amazon Publishing in 2017. This edition spans 267 pages and is presented in English. The story follows single mom Jenny Castelli, who, after facing insults directed at her son from former classmates, fabricates a story about being engaged to a wealthy man for their high school reunion. In her quest to find a suitable fake fiancé, she turns to Owen Dalton, a tech entrepreneur with a complicated history with Jenny.
Readers will find a blend of humor and emotional depth as Jenny and Owen navigate their arrangement, which becomes increasingly complex when personal stakes rise. The narrative explores themes of love, self-deception, and the challenges of family dynamics, particularly as Jenny’s ex threatens custody and Owen confronts his past. This romantic comedy delves into the intricacies of relationships and the lies we tell ourselves, making it a relatable read for fans of the genre.
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“Single mom Jenny Castelli has a temper to match her red hair. When the former mean girls of her high school insult her son, Jenny fires off a big lie–that she’s engaged to a rich, handsome guy and is bringing him to their ten-year reunion. Now she needs to find the perfect fake fiancâe for one night. And only one man fits the bill. Geek turned tech entrepreneur Owen Dalton already had his heart broken by Jenny Castelli. Still, he finds himself agreeing to her proposition–even as he struggles to remember that the chemistry sparking between them isn’t real. But when Jenny’s ex makes a play for custody and Owen is forced to deal with the family who always treated him as “second best,” their arrangement suddenly becomes very personal. And that lie they’ve been telling everyone? It isn’t nearly as big as the one they’ve been telling themselves.”–Page 4 of cover.
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