Scottie loves being back in New York. She missed sitting at the corner bodega and seeing near fights between taxi drivers and bike runners weaving through the traffic. And the smells you won't find anywhere else.
Instead of her previous imaginings of having her meet-cute moment while running into a man and spilling coffee down her blouse, she is hoping to fall in love with herself. As a newly divorced woman, meeting a man is the last thing on her radar.
She moved back to the city to be closer to her friends and got a job as a copy editor for Butter Putter. Unfortunately, she is the only woman in the office surrounded by men, surrounded by Astroturf flooring and bobbleheads of their favorite sports heroes on their desks. All happily married and nauseous in their happiness. Not what a recently divorced woman wants to be around.
The only woman in the office is the CEO, who is rarely there, but today is one of those rare days. And at their office meeting, she decides that today is going to be the day she fits in. So she sits down and announces how her and her husband (that she doesn't have) spent the weekend weeding through antique stores for the perfect find.
And when everyone looks at her in shock, she knows she made a big error, especially when the CEO announced that next week was their corporate couples retreat and Ellison expected her and her husband to attend.
I loved this book! It is very well written and the characters are fully developed and relatable. This is hands down my favorite fake date romance. One of her best friends suggests his brother who she has never met and to say that he goes off the rails doesn't even start with his hilarity and her dismay. That is after they both get the shock of their life when they enter their cabin for the week.
This book is action-packed and full of hilarity. From the therapist to finding out her fellow employees aren't as happy as they appeared. Highly recommend this book!
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