Serendipity
by Carol Wyatt
Lesbian FictionAdded on January 13, 2026
Description
Brooke is willing to do just about anything for her boss.
She's got student loans to pay back, and even though being Liz Walker's personal assistant is a demanding job, she needs it.
Brooke's crush on Liz makes it easy to get through those long days running around New York City rescheduling appointments or putting out fires for her.
When Liz caved and got herself a personal assistant a year ago, she never imagined it would work out so well, but when they're mistaken for a couple and presented with a business opportunity, Liz thinks about continuing the charade beyond one night.
It doesn't take long for lines to blur.
What happens when a pretend relationship is full of real feelings?
With Liz's reputation and a payday for Brooke on the line, figuring out how to keep this sham relationship going gets harder and harder.
If you love lesbian fake relationship romances or age gap romances, this book is for you.
This title is based on a previously published book, Accidentally In Love.
Reader Reviews
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3.75 Star - Solid fauxmanceI really liked this book. If you are a fauxmance fan and you have kindle unlimited i would suggest this is a no-brainer read. It's quick, decently written and pretty low angst. When the break-up happens I got pretty f'ing annoyed with Liz but her screw-up is acknowledged enough times that I got over it and was ready to forgive her by the end of the book. I would read this again.
I really enjoyed this, a little bit more even than the previous book from Carol Wyatt that I read. However at around 200 pages, this is a novella that really wants to be a novel. I know from my own writing experience how sometimes stories fall between novella length and novel length, so I don't mean to be too critical, especially for a story whose characters and journey I greatly enjoyed 😀.In the previous book I read, the author handled the third act reversal really well; that was less so the c
