This one was sweet, spicy and fun. Shorter than the ones from the other series, but didn't feel like it needed to be longer for the most part. In Queen's Cove, a small town in the coast of Vancouver Island, Avery has been working at a restaurant and saving to eventually buy it from the owner, but then finds out the owner needs to sell in a couple of months instead of years away. At the same time, Emmett Rhodes, one of the four Rhodes brothers who were raised in the small town (unlike Avery, who moved there five years ago), decided to run for mayor. Neither of them want relationships, and he actually annoys the hell out of her with his friendly, overly-confident ways, but they realize they can help each other out by fake dating, a fake engagement, and fake wedding. He'll look more settled and responsible to constituents and she'll have someone to co-sign her business loan. Of course there's attraction and getting to know each other more, and things change. I liked it, did notice a couple of the same tendencies by this author but not as many (this series also started before the other one), so it was fine. Looking forward to the other brothers' books.