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Accidentally Engaged

An Unintentionally Yours Standalone

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Accidentally Engaged

By: Mia Mara
Narrated by: Samantha Summers, Xander Marceaux
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A hot neighbor and a future baby daddy? Yes, please!

Hudson

I know I shouldn't want the girl next door. It's not fitting for a single dad or a fertility doctor of my reputation. Plus, I need a nanny… last minute. She's the only one who can help me out.

When I finally work up the nerve to ask her, she's out on the driveway arguing with her parents. Something about her having a fiancé? Damn…

But then they're all looking at me. And I'm suddenly accidentally fake engaged!?!

So I'll play her fiancé. Be nice to her parents. Kiss her like she's never been kissed.

There's one catch—she wants a treatment for a baby. Hell yeah! But what happens when we also accidentally get pregnant?

©2024 Mia Mara (P)2025 Podium Audio Contemporary
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Started listening because of the chemistry of the characters but soon became clear that neither FL (who treats PCOS as if it were infertility itself) and the ML (WHO IS AN OB-GYN) knows anything about PCOS based on the sequence of events.
I finished this weeks ago and this fact still bothers me to this day.

FL and ML (who is supposedly a DOCTOR) knows nothing about PCOS

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DNFd this because apparently having PCOS is an appropriate form of birth control now. And the ML is a fertility doctor FCS. Just couldnt bring myself to like the FMC too..

PCOS is not birth Control

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Very irritating story about two characters with no substance and kept going round in circles.

Way Too Long

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I rarely DNF a book, but I couldn't make myself finish this one.

The character development felt incredibly immature. Both main characters behaved in petty, frustrating ways, and instead of communicating like adults, they constantly escalated situations that could have been resolved with a simple conversation.

The male lead was full of red flags—not just as a romantic interest, but as a father as well. That made it difficult to root for the relationship at all.

What really pulled me out of the story, though, was the medical aspect. The hero is supposedly an OB/GYN, yet the portrayal of PCOS and infertility was inaccurate enough that it became distracting. PCOS was essentially treated as if it were reliable birth control, which is simply not how it works. Women with PCOS can absolutely conceive, often unexpectedly, and having an obstetrician who seemed unaware of this made the entire premise lose credibility.

To top it off, the heroine's best friend came across as a jealous, manipulative influence rather than someone supportive worth cheering for.

Unfortunately, I never became invested in the characters or their relationship, and the combination of immature behaviour, questionable medical research, and constant drama meant this wasn't a book I could finish.

Really not worth the time

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