Pretend Broken Screen': A Delightful Slowburn Romance

If a book makes you feel like you're experiencing a wave of nostalgia and longing, then you know it's done something right. Such is the case with 'Pretend Broken Screen', a delightful slowburn romance that will leave you feeling all the feels.

The story centers around Catalina Fernandez, a woman who has been burned in love before and is now struggling to trust anyone again. When her sister asks her to be her fake date for her wedding, Catalina knows she needs someone reliable and trustworthy by her side. Enter Aaron Blackford, her rival coworker who offers himself up as her pretend boyfriend.

As they navigate their fake relationship, it becomes clear that Aaron is more than just a convenient partner in crime. He's charming, kind, and genuinely interested in getting to know Catalina better. But will their slowburn romance be enough to overcome the trust issues of the past?

The chemistry between Catalina and Aaron is undeniable, with banter that's almost Mariana Zapata-esque (if you know what I mean). Their office romance adds an extra layer of complexity to their relationship, making it all the more believable.

One of the things that sets 'Pretend Broken Screen' apart from other slowburn romances is its unique premise. The idea of a pretend broken screen as a metaphor for the fragile state of Catalina's heart is clever and effective. It's a reminder that even in the most unlikely of situations, love can bloom.

Overall, 'Pretend Broken Screen' is a delightful read that will leave you feeling warm and fuzzy inside. So if you're looking for a romance that will make you feel like you're experiencing a wave of nostalgia and longing, then this book is definitely worth checking out.

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