Fake Dating My Best Friend

“My snack drawer was a monument to ten years of unrequited love.”

Sloane Peterson is a reclusive architecture student who prefers blueprints and black hoodies to campus parties. She’s also spent the last decade hopelessly, silently in love with her childhood best friend and college roommate, Chloe Moore.
Chloe is everything Sloane isn’t—a popular, sunny marketing major who floats from one boyfriend to the next, completely blind to the fact that her safe harbor has always been Sloane. But when Chloe’s manipulative ex refuses to take no for an answer, she hatches a reckless plan: fake dating Sloane to make him back off.
It’s supposed to be simple. One month of fake handholding, strategic lingering touches, and playing the happy couple until graduation.
Except for Sloane, living out her ultimate fantasy as a scripted lie is sweet torture. And for Chloe, pretending to be Sloane’s girlfriend suddenly brings a wave of possessive jealousy and terrifying realizations that she too, might share Sloane’s feelings. When a blurred line leads to a midnight kiss that burns away years of silence, both girls have to face the truth: some habits are impossible to break, and the biggest risk isn’t fake dating is falling for real.