A Not So Meet Cute: The steamy and addictive no. 1 bestseller inspired by Pretty Woman

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We’re talking about living in a mansion, intimate double dates, and pretending we were head over heels in love . . . and engaged. Can you imagine? My meet cute (well, not so meet cute) is slightly different. I was trolling a wealthy neighborhood in Beverly Hills, searching for someone to take me as their bride, you know, to make my arch nemesis jealous who consequently just fired me. But next thing I knew, I was scarfing down free chips and guac, listening to this man lay out all of his problems which led to his big ask . . . he wanted me to be his Vivian Ward, you know, from Pretty Woman--minus the frisky behavior. Overall Opinion: This had some fun moments! It was a pretty light drama, funny, and sexy read. I just didn’t like the h. I also thought that the H had to grovel way too much for his wrongdoing — which is a change! It might be that I liked the H at that point and didn’t like the h, but it just didn’t work for me. Overall, as long as you go in just expecting some laughs and low drama sexiness…this should work for you. Life got in the way for me for a while but I FINALLY read Meghan's latest book. A Not So Meet Cute was a great play on the pretty woman fake relationship scenario. Huxley is our Hero, a self made man running a realtor business with his two brothers. He gets himself into a situation to impress a potential client and agrees to dinner and he has to bring a long his pregnant fiancé. However Huxley's doesn't have a fiancé at all let alone a pregnant one.

I have only driven through Louisiana at most, that I remember. I'm an absolute East Coaster from New Jersey and spent most of my life on the same coast. I did develop a love of reading at a young age from my grandmother's Harlequin collection. The rest? Push/Pull: Yes They both push away at times and I’d say the H is the main pursuer of the relationship BTW: I cannot wait to see how badly he trashes her when she doesn't plug that model 3 in because he forgets to explain it's a Tesla and electric. Need a place to stay? I have a seven-bedroom home. Need a date for your reunion? I’m your man. Need me to make a phone call to this ex-boss of yours, let her know she made a huge mistake by letting you go? I’m there for you. Want a job? I can find you one.”

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lottie: funniest protagonist i have ever read. the second i read that she imagined that the imperial march was playing in hux's head because he looked so emotionless, i knew i was going to love her. aside for her funny personality, she was confident, realistic, honest and strong, which are all the traits i adore in a person. she was mature enough to admit that her fear of conflict made her pursue her friendship with angela; she was aware that she was a toxic friend, but her actions didn’t make lottie to question her capabilities, instead she was always conscious of how much of a strong and skilled woman she is. also she was so straightforward, she didn’t hesitate to question hux’s actions and she has always been honest about her feelings.

This was really fun and definitely had some 'need a cold shower' moments. They went on some interesting outings with another pregnant couple that had me rolling. I had the illustration edition, which was interesting and fun. Manhattan resident Sheila runs into Gary, a meek man who prefers to watch movies over sports, one night at a bar. They go on a date and bond over their similar taste in drinks and childhoods before the night ends. Throughout the date, Sheila tells him that she discovered June's time machine at a nail salon and has been using it to relive the same night for the past seven nights. They end the date on good terms and she tells him that she'll see him again the next day. I'm also an author and content creator who sees the trepidation on the horizon that we could be replaced, but I also hope that the world will finally come to understand that writers do isn't easy. No one wakes up and writes the best content the world has ever seen.

Lottie: No way. The dude is meeting me at Chipotle. He’s not going to murder me at a place where you have to pay extra for guac. My one big gripe was the whole fake pregnancy thing as so many struggle, so I don't think that's something that should be faked. Overall, LeTeisha Newton's content creation revolves around her passion for writing romance novels that resonate with readers, offering them emotional and captivating stories of love and personal transformation. Of course, I'm aware of the rumblings in the writing community about how authors can use AI to write entire books, and this could be the thing that makes anyone a writer. Not so fast … we're nowhere near that. I've got a unique situation, I'm aware, regarding AI-generated content. On the one hand, as a marketing writer, I see the benefits of AI tools to help with brainstorming, research, or rewrites. It could help content creators be more efficient and produce better content.

Lottie needs a rich husband and Huxley needs a fake fiancée… they are a perfect match from the start. It gives us totally modern Pretty Woman vibes while still being so authentic. You’ll love how he completely reimagined this story while still giving us the familiar aspects we all love about this movie. Lottie and Huxley are so perfectly written, you’ll love them both. Lottie (28) gets fired by one of her supposedly close friends, Angela, and is escorted out of the building as soon as she is. She goes home to her mom’s house, who is expecting her to get a promotion the following week so she can finally get her own place (because her mom and younger boyfriend like walking around she house… naked 😅😂). She’s afraid to tell her what happened, because her family has constantly told her not to trust Angela. She pretends to go to work but really goes to her sister’s to make a plan. One of her plans is to meet a rich hubby, Pretty Woman style, and hopefully get all her prayers answered. Well, she does…

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LeTeisha Newton is primarily known for her content creation in the form of romance novels and short stories. She has written and published over 50 books, showcasing her skill and dedication as an author. This was a really enjoyable and fun book to read on a lazy Sunday and I was especially happy to find it on Kindle Unlimited 😊