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The Sweetest Scheme

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The Sweetest Scheme

By: Jacquelynn Harbell
Narrated by: R.L. Hemm, Jay Parker
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Summary

Palmer Sullivan invents a fake boyfriend to prove she’s over her ex—she just didn’t expect to fall for the handsome photographer who steps in to play the part! When baker Palmer Sullivan signs up to make a wedding cake for her ex-boyfriend, Grant, and his dazzling fiancée, hotel heiress Bennett Barlow, she swears she’s not trying to win him back. But when Grant starts questioning her motives, Palmer panics—and makes up a boyfriend on the spot to prove she has moved on.

Enter Silas Howell—the devastatingly handsome wedding photographer—who jumps in to play the part. They strike a deal: six months of fake dating, strictly for show, with no real feelings involved. Oh, and no sex. Especially no sex. But between late-night baking sessions and steamy photo shoots, the heat between them becomes impossible to ignore.

Now Palmer’s fake romance is starting to feel a little too real, and her dream gig is turning into a seven-tier disaster. If she wants to pull this off, she’ll have to follow her heart, before everything she has built comes crumbling down. The Sweetest Scheme is a decadent confection that will leave you craving more!

©2025 Jacquelynn Harbell (P)2026 Jacquelynn Harbell
Contemporary Fake Relationship Heartfelt
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