Welcome to Litsy!

Megan wants to leave her home in Canada, where she is responsible for taking care of her many siblings and her parents. She‘s young and London is calling.
This books follows her in her new life, as well as her brother and father. Nothing much happens but it all feels very true and Mary Lawson is a gifted writer.

CLo will forever be my favs! I absolutely devoured this book, like I have every other one of their works I‘ve read. Anna and Liam are incredibly hot and so good to each other. This book was a very welcomed distraction from the real world and all its chaos.
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This one was really hard to put down. It is a simple romance but them chapters finished in a way that I couldn‘t help just reading the next, then the next. I loved how there were so many chapters from Liam‘s POV. I also read this over a wedding weekend which definitely added to my perspective of the story. The 🌶️ scenes were pretty realistic, and although simple, the story does know where to hit your emotions. Highly recommend to romance readers!

#4 of 2025! Office February book club selection.
Started: 2/9/25
Finished: 2/17/25
9 Days

Anna is an artist who married Liam Weston for subsidised housing when at uni. She finds out she is still married to him three years later. Liams financial security is tied up in an old family contract which says he must be married for five years to receive his inheritance. Liam has to take his ‘wife‘ to meet his family. Anna agrees but doesn‘t want to become part of their toxic world of wealth.
A great blend of high tension and family dramas.

Someone told me that this book had some of the best sex they‘d ever read. That‘s all I needed to know to go and borrow the book. The sex was fine, nice, ok. I‘ve read sexier. But I did really like the story (rich guy, fake marriage), the setting (private island), and the main characters (an artist and and professor)💕

It‘s been wet and windy all day so thought I‘d armchair travel to somewhere hot! #newbook

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Not a happy moment in the book. Lots of triggers.

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