Snowed in with My Fake Date Boss

A Sweet Opposites Attract Romantic Comedy

By: Evelyn Tanner

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

My Christmas plans never include fake dating...
or getting snowed in with my new boss
who I ghosted after our first date.

After heartbreak and a layoff,
I become a marketing freelancer
and swear off anything long-term.

Then a dating app swipes me into Aaron Coleman,
a gorgeous entrepreneur who checks every box...
until he says he wants three kids someday.

I ghost him,
and a disastrous radio segment seals the deal.
Until I walk into a job interview and he’s the one hiring.

Now we’re working late, sharing ideas,
and fake-dating to beta-test his holiday matchmaking app
and visit his parents for Christmas.
The plan is simple: stay professional with zero strings attached.

But every ornament hung, every accidental touch,
and every almost-kiss melts my resolve.
When a blizzard traps us in a one-bed cabin,
one kiss changes everything.

Christmas with him makes me want something real,
but wanting him means risking my own heart.

If I run again, I’ll lose the one man
who makes forever feel possible.

Snowed in with My Fake Date Boss is a heart-squeezing, flirty, slow-burn sweet Christmas romcom packed with fake-dating chaos, blizzard-forced proximity, and all the Christmas glow. Expect butterflies, a one-bed cabin situation (sweet only!), laugh-softly-into-your-blanket moments, and a feel-good HEA guaranteed to warm you faster than a cup of cocoa on a snowy night. Each book in the Sprinkles of Christmas Love interconnected series can be read as a standalone, perfect for cozying up with a blanket and slipping into a world of twinkle lights, where the cocoa is warm, the feelings are inconvenient, and falling in love was never part of the plan.

Cute

I enjoy this story. I love a Christmas story. I wanna know people can’t make it.

Heartwarming

Liked the warm cozy love story. Kept me interested and engaged in the romance book.

Sweet, clean, swoony

This is a great romance story with relatable characters. I wish it had actual people narrating, but I do like that it was a woman’s voice for Jen and a man’s voice for Aaron.