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Priya Mehta commented on Simon and Schuster's books
Fake dating done properly. Catalina needs a date for her sister's wedding in Spain; Aaron, her tall infuriating colleague who she has never liked, offers to go.
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Priya Mehta commented on St. Martin's Griffin's books
The son of the American president falls for a British prince. The premise sounds like it should be ridiculous and instead it is completely, helplessly charming.
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Priya Mehta commented on Hachette UK's books
Enemies-to-lovers via handwritten letters — the enemies are emergency doctors sharing a hospital department, the letters start as a complaint and become something else entirely.
