Catch
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Catia Roday has learned the hard way that love always disappoints, so when she finds herself falling for Josh, the handsome, charming, seemingly-perfect guy she just met on vacation - only to find out they hail from neighboring towns - she has one question: What's the catch?
Unwilling to let love make a fool of her again, Cat tries to ignore the chemistry between her and Josh, but it isn't easy when their vacation plans keep overlapping. With the universe constantly throwing them together, and her friends practically staging an intervention to tell her she's making a mistake, Cat decides to prove her point once and for all. On the way home, Cat makes a bet. She'll take her budding vacation romance back to the real world, and when she proves Josh is too good to be true, she wins!
What ensues is a series of tests and games with Josh one step ahead of her the whole time, until Cat realizes she might have just bet against the one man who can revive her faith in love. Worse yet, it turns out Josh isn't the gambling type.
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Rules
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Dani Petrillo’s friends are settling down faster than she can escape her latest one-night stand. After her best friend’s wedding, Dani decides it’s time to leave the single life behind and find true love. She joins a dating site that makes a bold promise—Eight Dates to Your Soulmate—if you can follow their dating bootcamp rules. The first one? No sleeping with any of your matches until the eight dates are over. Sure, she wants to find a good guy, but she also knows that no sex for months isn’t going to work for her. Luckily, she’s always been good at bending the rules.
Dylan Pierce doesn’t do commitment, and if his genes are any indication, he wasn’t made for it anyway. He’s also been trying to get his hot friend Dani into bed for years, so he’s ecstatic when she suggests a friends with benefits arrangement while she’s participating in some dating bootcamp nonsense. She gets her, um, needs taken care of while she looks for true love, and he gets to sleep with Dani with no strings attached. Win/win.
But when lines start to blur, their arrangement feels more and more like dating and Dylan feels less and less like sending her off to some other guy when they’re done. It might mean breaking some of his own dating rules, but he wants Dani for himself. Convincing her he’s worth it is a lot harder than being her stand-in, though. Add in keeping the entire thing a secret from their tight group of friends, and the rules of the game just got a lot more complicated.