Pretend To Love Me

A Valentines Wedding Date Romance

When a fake relationship leads to the most authentic love of all.

In the bustling city of Chicago, Malia Parker has just begun to rebuild her life after a painful breakup. Her heart, once shattered by betrayal, is now cautiously mending. Enter Marc Savang, a successful graphic designer with a charming smile and a knack for creativity. When he finds himself in desperate need of a date for his cousin’s wedding on Valentine’s Day, he turns to an unconventional solution: an open call on an AMBW dating forum.

Malia, seeking a distraction and an opportunity for a fresh start, decides to respond to Marc’s call. As their initial connection blossoms into a meaningful exchange, their unexpected encounter becomes a journey of discovery and unexpected romance.

In a story brimming with warmth, chemistry, and the magic of new beginnings, "Pretend To Love Me" is a beautiful reminder that love can find us when we least expect it.

This story was originally featured in the Shades of AMBW Valentine's Anthology. This is the newly enhanced and refreshed edition of “Pretend to Love Me.” Let’s dive into a richer, more captivating version of this heartfelt romance.

Heartfelt and lighthearted

I wish the story was longer; I’d love to see where this goes. It was swoon worthy with no stereotypes, and sweet.

romantic

A wonderful book. Not overly sexual. Just the right length. I would love to hear more from these two in the future.

cute and clean

a cute, clean, romantic story. i really enjoyed the storytelling, and world building. the voice chat was actually good! a lil flat in some points that called for more expression but overall it was my first time listening to voice chat story

Too Clean and No Heat😕

This was a nice little read. there were moments in the story that left holes in the story and no chemistry or character building. lt really could've been better.

AMMW

Wow! An actual storyline!! I love that the story didn't fall back on the tired and trite "Lust at first sight" trope.
We got a chance to get to know and enjoy the characters. And in the end, root for them. A sweet and clean romance, low spice, but still nice.