Twenty-three-year-old Lilly is the quirky girl, the one with the c-c-curly hair. She's always late, is rarely neat and does not have her life together. She will never be that girl, the one who gets the perfect guy. But hopefully, this is about to change. It is a new year and Lilly has made some resolutions to get her act together.

Her best friend's brother Oliver is the reliable guy, the one who rescues Lilly from all of her disasters. He's organised, makes lots of lists and has a strict five-year plan in place to get ahead in life. He never makes rash decisions, unless it relates to Lilly, and then he can't seem to help himself.

With this in mind, it would seem that these two friends have little in common. Except perhaps a secret pining for each other that has gone unspoken for too long.

Can a weekend of fake dating convince Lilly and Oliver that they are actually perfect for each other? And that opposites really do attract, after all?

Fans of Sarah Adams and Emma St. Clair will love this sweet, friends-to-lovers romantic comedy that will make you laugh out loud and make you drool-over your new book boyfriend, Oliver. This is a clean, closed-door rom com which has lots of chemistry, but no explicit content.