Not So Truly Yours

A The Harder They Fall Standalone

De: Julia Wolf

Narrado por: Allie Piper, Alastair Haynesbridge

The first time I met Miles Aldrich, he stole my cupcakes.

The second time, I handed him a bill for what he owed me. He's a billionaire after all. He can afford it.

The third time we met… well, that was the biggest surprise of all. I walked into his office looking for help with a business plan. But I somehow walked out with a fake boyfriend.

Miles claims the plan is simple: he'll lend me his powerful family's reputation by posing as my boyfriend. I'll gain important contacts, and he'll have someone by his side so he doesn't have to make excuses for why he's not dating anyone.

For one whole summer, Miles Aldrich is not so truly mine. The real man behind the smooth lines and flirty smiles is nothing like I assumed.

He's sunshine in a tall, gorgeous package. He kisses me like his life depends on it.

Logically, I know this relationship of ours isn't real. But the problem is… the feelings he's bringing out in me are true as can be.

©2024 Julia Wolf (P)2024 Podium Audio

Fake Dating/Opposites Attract

Daisy is trying to just succeed with the passion of baking but she is constantly thrown hurtles to prevent that. Miles is known as the black sheep of the family. Now that he’s sober he’s still getting the bad wrap of being a drunk, by his family and friends.

They both meet in a bar… I know! Why is a recovering alcoholic in a bar but he’s helping out a friend by bartending.. Miles sees A woman out a bakery box behind the bar. He gives in and checks it out, finding cupcakes, he eats some. When Daisy comes back to fill up her tray, he’s so confused. Daisy sells cupcakes and charcuterie cups to the patrons. She realizes cupcakes are missing so she turns around and demands payment for the cupcakes.

Miles comes from a well known wealthy family. Daisy comes from a well know family but not in a successful way, her family owns the funeral home in town.

Daisy gets suggested to go to a company to help her with the start up of her business. When she shows up, it’s Miles. He offers to help her get her business started and by doing that they fake date. His well known name will help her get clients and in return she will help him look good to his family by having a strong meaningful relationship.

Tropes:
Reformed playboy
Opposites attract
Rich boy/poor girl
Fake dating

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Storyline and Sobriety

Loved the support given unconditionally to Miles and then his love given unconditionally too!! Great storyline and enjoyed the duet and laughter.

Just wow…

I loved getting to see a deeper side of Miles and the way that he grew and matured but never lost his personality. I love seeing that his family and friends came to love him openly and understand him as well, and mostly I love the way that Daisy loved him and they took care of Reed together.

Miles and Daisy (and Reed)

This book brought so many emotions out of me. Just like with Elliot’s story it is so clear that when you find the person who accepts you for all you are instead of trying to “fix” you or change you to something else, it’s magical. The way Miles was able to also be there for Reed and help him through some of the dark days since he knew what it was like to feel alone and isolated healed my heart a bit. This story was a bit unconventional and wasn’t what I was expecting but I loved every second of it! Such a compelling story and characters. I’m glad we finally got to see Miles become the man he wanted to be way back in Book 1 but just didn’t know how to get there. Love and patience and persistence in being there for someone even when it’s hard makes a world of difference.

Very good but very different

A very different side of Miles. If you’ve seen Miles in the other books in this series, you’re used to a happy go lucky guy. This is a very different guy. He’s very real and sober for a year. That’s not to say that this book is sad, but you’ll definitely get all the feels here! This is an excellent add to the series, great writing and storyline. The narration is top notch. Loved it.