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    The Sweetest Charade
    The Sweetest Charade
    The Sweetest Charade
    Audiobook9 hours

    The Sweetest Charade

    Written by Jadesola James

    Narrated by Tracey Conyer Lee

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    About this audiobook

    A fake relationship leads to real love in this charming opposites-attract romance from debut author Jadesola James

    Delysia Daniels didn’t intend any of this. Accidentally tagging the wrong person in a slightly racy photo could have happened to anyone. But when the slipup gains her thousands of followers and a much-needed opportunity, she takes full advantage. Fake dating an uptight history professor complete with the proverbial stiff upper lip will raise both their profiles, if she can just get him to agree.

    Dr. Alexander Abbott-Hill isn’t delusional enough to believe his sudden popularity is due to his fascinating lectures. Agreeing to a high-profile, all-expenses-paid trip across the country isn’t exactly a hardship, although getting along with an online influencer might be. But he doesn’t plan on Delysia. She’s smart, beautiful, and far more…everything…than he’d imagined.

    Fake relationship aside, neither of them is very good at pretending. Add their instant attraction and undeniable chemistry, and it isn’t long before they realize this fictional relationship is going to change their lives—just not the way they thought.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJun 22, 2021
    ISBN9781705035078
    The Sweetest Charade
    Author

    Jadesola James

    Jadesola James was born in the American South, grew up in New York, and now writes and works in the Middle East. She loves creating stories that mirror the diversity of the world, and celebrate the beauty of love in all its forms. 

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