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Synopsis

In order to attend her sister’s wedding, Catalina Martn needs a date bad. especially now that her little white lie about her boyfriend in America has gotten out of hand. Now everyone she knows will be there and eager to meet him, including her ex partner and his fiancé. She has just four weeks to detect a person who’ll travel across the Atlantic and help her trick people. It takes a while to get from New York to Spain, and her roisterous family will not be simple to mislead.Enter her altitudinous, seductive, and pretentious coworker Aaron Blackford, who suddenly offers to take over. noway has a man been more perverse, blood- ripening, and intolerable; she’d like to decline. Still, Catalina is in a dire situation, and as the marriage date approaches, Aaron seems to be her only bet. And she starts to suspect he might not be as bad outside of work as he’s there.

About the Book 

Working together at an engineering consulting firm in the centre of New York City, Catalina and Aaron don’t seem to get along. However, the word “seem” is crucial in this context. However, they come to a very odd agreement: they will pretend to be each other’s date (or even more than a date) during a significant family event—a wedding. The events start to happen quickly from this point. The main characters’ undiscovered truths about themselves and the universe are intercut with a sophisticated auction featuring an amazing lot, a bachelor/bachelorette party in the Spanish north, a loud, jovial family, a recently engaged ex, and other events. On the one hand, Catalina is a 28-year-old ambitious Spaniard who resides in Brooklyn, New York. She puts a lot of effort into her profession, and she accomplished everything on her own, including a prestigious team leadership position inside the business. She is, however, obstinate and infantile, and she has a tendency to overthink what people will think of her. It is because of these thoughts that she makes the unexpected choice to bring a phoney boyfriend to her sister’s wedding. Aaron Blackford is a chilly. He’s either cocky or caustic whenever he comes into Catalina’s line of sight. He constantly exudes tension and a certain unease when he appears. Nevertheless, he voluntarily steps forward to serve as the fictitious wedding date. His motivation is initially ambiguous, and his actions are not at all consistent. But near the end, everything comes together.

Characters

Catalina (lina) Martin: Catalina is a 28-year-old ambitious Spaniard who resides in Brooklyn, New York. She puts a lot of effort into her profession, and she accomplished everything on her own, including a prestigious team leadership position inside the business.

Aaron Blackford: Aaron Blackford is handsome. He’s either cocky or caustic whenever he comes into Catalina’s line of sight. He constantly exudes tension and a certain unease when he appears. Nevertheless, he voluntarily steps forward to serve as the fictitious wedding date. His motivation is initially ambiguous, and his actions are not at all consistent.

The Spanish Love Deception Quotes 

• I’ll give you the world,” he said against my mouth. “The moon. The fucking stars. Anything you ask, it’s yours. I’m yours.
• When I finally kiss you, there won’t be any doubt in your mind that it is real.

About the Author

Elena Armas is a Spanish author. Author, hopeless romantic, and ardent book hoarder Elena Armas is from Spain. She has spent years consuming HEAs and ranting about them endlessly, but now she’s chosen to take the plunge and write some of her own.

Conclusion

We recommend you read this book if you love happily ever after’s. It is Enemies to lovers, perfectly paced a sweet rom-com that would make you swoon with perfect amount of spice.