When in Rotheberg Series by Lia Huni

When Rob Mead, the brilliant, handsome, wealthy CEO of AppTech, asked Gina Wilkes to attend a fundraiser as his fake girlfriend, she jumped at the chance. Even if she didn't owe him a favor, networking with Portland's rich and successful might offer an opportunity to increase her client roster when she wraps up this project and returns to her marketing job in Los Angeles.Then one of Rob's coworkers tells a well-known gossip that the two are engaged. Soon everyone is in on the "secret... moreWhen Rob Mead, the brilliant, handsome, wealthy CEO of AppTech, asked Gina Wilkes to attend a fundraiser as his fake girlfriend, she jumped at the chance. Even if she didn't owe him a favor, networking with Portland's rich and successful might offer an opportunity to increase her client roster when she wraps up this project and returns to her marketing job in Los Angeles.Then one of Rob's coworkers tells a well-known gossip that the two are engaged. Soon everyone is in on the "secret."Now Gina and Rob are on their way to Rob's hometown to set the story straight.Except Rob is starting to have second thoughts. Fake relationships always work out in the movies. Maybe they can in real life, too. Can he convince Gina to give them a try?When You Fake Date a Stranger is a sweet romantic comedy that won't steam your glasses. Perfect for fans of Sariah Wilson, Jenny Proctor, and Kate O'Keeffe, this sparkling romcom features a cinnamon roll hero, a strong, sassy heroine, and a supporting cast you'll want to grab a beer with. Plus lots of chemistry, laughter, and a happily ever after. less

I might have bitten off more than I can chew…When I found out my boyfriend was married, I did what any rational math teacher would do: I took a job across the country in Rotheberg, the “Alpine Jewel of Oregon.” I can live with the town’s weird obsession with The Sound of Music, and who would complain about beer fests every weekend? But when my principal assigns me a baking class, I know I need help. I teach calculations, not cooking... moreI might have bitten off more than I can chew…When I found out my boyfriend was married, I did what any rational math teacher would do: I took a job across the country in Rotheberg, the “Alpine Jewel of Oregon.” I can live with the town’s weird obsession with The Sound of Music, and who would complain about beer fests every weekend? But when my principal assigns me a baking class, I know I need help. I teach calculations, not cooking.Rotheberg’s golden boy, Dylan Mead, should be the solution to my equation. The culinary genius is handsome, loaded, and would do anything for his hometown. Helping me teach a bunch of kids to bake brownies should be a piece of cake. Except he wants to demolish my classroom to build his bakery.But you know what? I’m not about to throw in the towel and return to Virginia, so the culinary class is my only option. I’m not going to let a silver-spooned pastry chef torch my class. And I’m definitely not going to let him steal my heart.Look out Dylan Mead--this mathematician's got your number. less