This book is fun – especially if you like beer, word play and 80s films.

Marigold leads a busy life working for a talent agency, often smoothing out PR issues for tricky clients.
Kasima is head brewer at her family brewery.
Neither have the time and inclination to be in a relationship. A fake date seems like the way to go to keep friends and family happy. But life is never that simple.
Their work lives are more than busy – Marigold offers to help out with some marketing ideas for a charity beer launch which is a great success.
They both presume the other does not want a relationship – although neither shares their reasons for this or any subsequent change.

This is a good book – fake dates are fun especially when everyone thinks they go so well together.