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Who said faking it was easy?
Lexi Dornan is a genius. Literally. Except when it comes to her university's most renowned playboy, Damian Navarro. When they're together, her IQ plummets by at least eighty points and her life becomes a series of miscalculations, leading her to make the worst decisions imaginable...like agreeing to be Damian's fake girlfriend despite knowing it's a terrible idea. One she will probably live to regret.
Damian Navarro has zero interest in dating. He just wants to enjoy his senior year before following in his father's footsteps and going to work for his grandfather's pharmaceutical company. Trouble is, Damian's parents are starting to think he might not be the best thing for the family business...or its reputation. Tired of his childish antics, they present him with an ultimatum: prove he's matured before graduation or face being financially cut off and disowned.
The last thing Lexi wants to be is Damian's girlfriend, but he needs to show his parents he's capable of commitment and she desperately needs the money he's willing to pay her to put on a good act. Will they make it to his graduation deadline unscathed-from their lies and each other? Or will they discover that, when it comes to the equation for love, sometimes, the right people + the wrong reasons = happily ever after?
The Girlfriend Agreement is a slow-burn, laugh-out-loud college romance featuring fake dating, enemies-to-lovers tension, and a notorious playboy who meets his match in the one girl who wants nothing to do with him. Packed with sharp banter, undeniable chemistry, and just the right amount of chaos, this spicy romcom guarantees plenty of swoons, steam, and a happily ever after you won't want to miss! This is book one in the Conwick U series. Each book follows a different couple.
Perfect for fans of The Love Hypothesis, 10 Things I Hate About You, and Maxton Hall.
Some tropes and micro-tropes you'll find in The Girlfriend Agreement:
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This edition includes a bonus chapter and interior artwork.
