4.5+ stars 
 Spencer and Charlotte have been business partners and best friends since college. But when Spencer needs to hide his playboy ways in order to smooth his father's business deal, he turns to Charlotte to play his fiance for a week. It just so happens she could use the cover of a fake engagement as well, so they quickly agree to a week of charades, but no emotions, no sex, and after the week is over they will go back to being friends. 
 I love watching these two interact -- first as friends, then as fake fiances. Though we can't see inside Charlotte's head, there is enough that Spencer sees (not that he processes everything he sees...) that I didn't miss knowing what she was thinking. It was often clear on her face. 
 I love Spencer's voice throughout this story. This is a completely male POV story. Spencer is quick to use humor when he is uncomfortable and has no problem being self-deprecating if the shoe fits. He is honest about what he wants, at least during his inner monologues. He is confident, bordering on egotistical, but he backs up his overconfidence with actions whenever possible. 
 Charlotte is a terrible liar, but this trait just made their plan all the more hilarious as they begin outlining what will happen (and not) during the week they will play pretend. I love that she is smart and can hold her own with Spencer and his large ego. 
 As their fake relationship digs deeper into their lives and reality, I couldn't help but wonder what the turning point would be to make Spencer face what was happening between them. 
 Oh, how I love a good friends to lovers story, and add in a fake fiance angle and this couldn't help but hit every funny moment I needed to catch this week. This was a light, fun, sexy read that was perfect for the cold winter day I was reading. It is filled with a fun premise, fun characters, and Lauren Blakely's unique sense of humor in her New York world. 
 ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review.