Description
"Faking It is a journey of self-discovery. It is one women's testimony to the idea of getting real, not just with one's self, but with the ones around them. The romance and adventure is on every page!"xa0- Coffeetime Romance "Prepare to laugh, to sigh, to turn pages fast! I want a one-way ticket to Vivia's world."xa0xa0- Kieran Kramer, USA Today Bestselling Author "Leah Marie Brown has a wily way of bringing her stories to life with sharp dialogue and drop-dead sexy characters."xa0- Cindy Miles, National Bestselling Author "Faking It is just so perfectly real that, despite the ideal like setting of the south of France and Italy, avivia's character will resonate with many women. xa0This funny, xa0sweet, sexy ROM COM will have you remembering your own wild nights!"- The Romance Reviews "Faking It was such a fun story, not only does it leaving you cheering for Vivia through all her mishaps and trials, but you also really grow to love the person who is not afraid to just be herself. Go Vivia! #PerpetuallyViv."- Chick Lit Plus Bonjour Fabulous Reader, I know you're fabulous because you purchased my book and you're taking the time to read my "From The Author" feature. xa0Faking It is my first contemporary romance, but writing has been my lifelong dream and pursuit. xa0I find it surreal to think about you, sitting with a glass of champagne or curled up beside a glowing fire, reading my book. xa0In this über-big world, with millions of books to choose from, you have chosen to spend some QT with my book. xa0That is such an honor and kinda cool. xa0I hope you enjoy Vivia's exploits in Faking It. xa0If you do like my novel, won't you please take a moment to post a review on Amazon or Goodreads? Merci beaucoup, Fabulous You! Leah Marie P.S. Vivia's adventures continue in Finding It, due out September 2015, and never-ever-ever quit Fanny's book, Working It, is due out January 2016! From the Inside Flap "Leah Marie Brown has a wily way of bringing her stories to life with sharp dialogue and drop-dead sexy characters."xa0--Cindy Miles, National Bestselling Author Haven't you ever told a little lie in the name of love? Vivia Grant couldn't be happier. She has her dream job and is about to marry her dream man. Does it really matter that she's led him to believe she's a virgin? After all, being in love makes every experience feel like the first time anyway! But an unexpected encounter with an ex-lover is about to expose her embarrassing lie...xa0When Vivia's fiancé discovers the truth, he ends their engagement--via text--and uses his connections to get her fired.xa0 Unemployed and heartbroken, Vivia begins planning her new future--as a homeless spinster. But her best friend has a better idea. They'll skip the Ben & Jerry's binge and go on Vivia's honeymoon instead. Two weeks cycling through Provence and Tuscany, with Luc de Caumont, a sexy French bike guide. Too bad Vivia's not a big fan of biking. And she's abysmal at languages. Will she fib her way through the adventure, or finally learn to love herself--and Luc--flaws and all? Leah Marie Brown is anAmerican writer with a penchant for Paris and all things pink! xa0Before writing novels, she worked as a print journalist for a Pulitzer prize winning newspaper and served in the United States Air Force as a Radio and Television Broadcaster.xa0xa0An avid traveler, she has had adventures and mishaps from London to Tokyo, which she writes about on her blog,xa0On Life, Love & Accidental Adventures. xa0Once a collector of truly useless bric-a-brac and cheesy tee-shirts, today she prefers to collect friends as her travel souvenirs.xa0She lives in the shadow of Pike's Peak Mountain, near Colorado Springs, with her family and shamefully pampered poodles. xa0She loves to hear from readers, so send her a note! Or connect with her onxa0Pinterest,xa0Facebook,xa0Twitterxa0andxa0Instagram! Read more
Features & Highlights
- From San Francisco to the South of France, Faking It is a delightful, devilishly funny look at the enduring quest to find "oneself." It's about the lies we tell to make people love us; and the truths we must accept before we can truly love ourselves.





