It was supposed to be fake. Then it went viral.
Darcy Pettibone has an MBA, a five-year plan and a corporate job in Denver. She also has a grandfather with a broken leg and a family feed store in Thunder Creek, Montana, that’s six weeks from going under. Worse, she’s just found out who’s going to put it there: her own employer.
Corey Miller has 900,000 followers, a cattle operation he runs far better than anyone suspects, and a town that thinks he’s a joke. He wants a seat on the county Stockgrowers’ board. She needs the board’s supply contract. And he has a proposal: date him. For the cameras. For six weeks.
Rule one: one video a week. Rule two: nobody falls in love. Forty million views later, rule two isn’t looking good.
Inside you’ll find
- Fake dating
- Opposites attract
- A corporate heroine and a chaotic hero
- A tractor-pull date (she wins)
- A county fair, a Ferris wheel and a runaway steer in a rhinestone halter
- A grandpa with a bullhorn
Fake Dating the Feed Store Heir is Book 3 in The Bachelors of Bev’s Diner. Standalone, with a guaranteed happily ever after.